Sentence examples for were worsening from inspiring English sources

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were worsening

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To make worse; to impair.

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While Ms. Morales tried to place Ms. Negron, things were worsening.

warned that the outbreak was likely to continue as water and sanitation conditions were worsening.

The ONS said the trends were worsening everywhere in the figures.

Shaheed said that although rights violations were worsening, he did not regard Rouhani as directly responsible.

"This just stabilizes their businesses to cover the losses on the old business that were worsening.

But her vital signs were worsening, and her internal bleeding was progressing.

Analysts said the drop, the first in nine months, masked an economy and a labor market that were worsening.

The report also suggested that conditions in the housing market were worsening after several months of more positive signs.

At the same time he was having an intense affair with a closeted man who posed as his best friend, and his drug problems were worsening.

Meanwhile, security conditions around the prison were worsening, with small-arms fire, rocket-propelled grenades and mortar fire coming into the compound almost every night.

The yen fell after Japan said prospects for its economy were worsening and as officials suggested they did not want to see the yen rise.

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