Sentence examples for worsen through from inspiring English sources
Raymond G. Saleeby, who is the president and chief executive of myutility.com, a Manhattan energy management company founded last year, says that he expects the New York region's high energy costs to continue to worsen through the next year, and that the success of his company is predicated on that upward movement of prices.
School performance, social functioning and cognitive deficits worsen through the school years leading up to the first psychotic break (Lewandowski et al. 2011).
The firms themselves dont seem to have much of a grip on what is going on in their own portfolios, which have been battered by a credit crunch that began in July and has only seemed to worsen through the fall months.
(Participant 12) "I'm going to request a Cesarean because, if I understand correctly, this condition can worsen through vaginal birth.
Some plans looked like these two: "I'm going to request a Cesarean because, if I understand correctly, this condition can worsen through vaginal birth.
Hepatic injury can worsen through the adhesion of neutrophils to SECs, promoting thrombi formation in the sinusoids and impairing liver microvascular perfusion [ 3].
The industry's troubles steadily worsened through 2007 and 2008.
There are concerns that if the ad-hoc strategy continues and worsens through the summer, the social tensions that as yet have remained mild may be exacerbated.
The downpour worsened through the afternoon in south London and — with rain lashing the track — Christine Ohuruogu won the 400 in 50.42 seconds ahead of Amantle Montsho and Rosemarie Whyte.
What springs and ponds they found on Manhattan were of an inferior quality, which they immediately worsened through indiscriminate dumping of shockingly high levels of animal, human and proto-industrial waste.
Looking at the first quarter report from July (detailing a better performance in mail activities then initially expected, a positive performance in European parcels from GLS, but challenging conditions in UK parcels with competitive forces strong) evidence from sector peers suggests that conditions significantly worsened through August and September.
