Sentence examples for worsened faster from inspiring English sources

Recently, Cuthbertson and colleagues [ 29] showed that the physical component of quality of life worsened faster in the 5 years following ICU stay than in the general population.

In 1980 his epilepsy worsened fast.

But it is worsening faster than in other countries with falling scores such as Canada and Denmark.

Should this latter trend successfully be reversed, the air pollution challenge would worsen faster, unless radically new approaches and technologies were put to use.

He more or less admits that credit markets are worsening faster than the Fed can cut rates, so that money is effectively getting more expensive, not cheaper; the other measures he describes sound minor.

Next week, the federal government releases a draft of its Third National Climate Assessment, a massive four-year study led by interagency science, business and health experts that will provide more up-to-date details about the impacts of climate change in the U.S. The report is expected to show that climate change impacts are worsening faster than expected and with deadly consequences.

However, ARF in immunocompromised patients could worsen faster and intubation could occur earlier than in cardiovascular patients.

The French economy is "worsening fast".

The situation in Israel and the territories is worsening fast, and our current policy of stepping back is failing.

But unless the symptoms worsen fast, Mr Neves will struggle to convince the patient to give it a try.

The picture is grimmer in America, where concerns about unemployment are greater and consumer confidence is badly dented, but the economic environment is worsening fast in Britain too.