Sentence examples for worldwide deterioration from inspiring English sources

There is a concern with worldwide deterioration of highway bridges, particularly reinforced concrete.

Chloride-induced steel corrosion is one of the major worldwide deterioration problems for steel reinforced concrete structures.

Worldwide deterioration of surface water quality has been attributed to both natural processes and anthropogenic activities, including hydrological features, climate change, precipitation, agricultural land use, and sewage discharge (Ravichandran 2003; Gantidis et al. 2007; Kundewicz et al. 2007; Arain et al. 2008).

With the worldwide deterioration of the environment, this is a particularly important subject for human health.

The Times of London said the IMF will caution that spiraling levels of toxic assets could climb to $4.0 trillion worldwide, with deterioration of U.S.-originated assets expected to reach $3.1 trillion, up from the organization's January forecast of $2.2 trillion.

Barack Obama's stirring election victory was already distant memory for European traders on Thursday, as economic deterioration worldwide came back into focus and sparked a sell-off of shares.

The only question is, what will happen if there are more attacks or further worldwide economic and political deterioration?" Remarkably, despite an overall downturn in domestic retail spending, YSL has sold like crazy, posting a 157percentt increase over the same period last year.

The worldwide water and soil quality deterioration are primarily contributable to growing human populations and economic development, particularly elevating nutrients leading to eutrophication and pollution in the aquatic environment (Nriagu and Pacyna 1988; Peierls et al. 1998; Holloway et al. 1998; Li et al. 2009; Pekey et al. 2004, Venkatramanan et al. 2013a, 2014a, b).

Currently, the photocatalytic nanomaterials performing under solar radiation have gained worldwide attentions due to increasing environmental deterioration.

Since the collapse of Enron and the deterioration of credit quality worldwide, traders of derivatives have been much keener to protect themselves from nasty surprises.

Hewlett-Packard, a bellwether of consumer spending, said today that it would cut 6,000 jobs and that its revenue for the current quarter would be markedly lower than expected, with the company attributing the changes to further deterioration of economic conditions worldwide.