Sentence examples for worsening levels from inspiring English sources

That, the authors suggest, could be down to worsening levels of nutrition and greater inequalities.

Our study, which focused on asylum seekers in detention, also found worsening levels of psychiatric distress the longer individuals were in detention.

Its complaints, its problems, its housing crisis, its soaring levels of mental health issues – all of these suggest something rotten in the heart of the system: crippling, chronic, ever worsening levels of inequality.

With worsening levels of inequality and soaring population growth across Africa, Kaberuka calls on the biggest lenders to African countries to refocus their efforts on providing services and opportunities for the poor.

The report warned that worsening levels of income disparity could lead to more social unrest - such as that seen in the Arab Spring.

As the structural problems in our economy have compounded, the now "worse" economy is even better than elite Republicans could have dreamed -- worsening levels of economic inequality with all spoils going to the already-spoiled AND political opportunism.

More severe forms of hepatic encephalopathy lead to a worsening level of consciousness, from lethargy to somnolence and eventually coma.

Treatment must therefore be started immediately after the lumbar puncture and the initial blood culture, and sometimes before if the CSF examination has been deferred (patient far from a hospital, decision to perform a CT scan) and/or if the symptoms appear to be fulminant (fever at 40°C, meningeal syndrome and worsening level of consciousness in < 24 h or purpura; Fig. 1) [ 23].

When all of these bacteria are taken together, the elements that indicate a poor prognosis are as follows: age less than 1 month or greater than 45 years; worsening level of consciousness on admission; and forms with purpura fulminans [ 3, 4, 5, 6].

The report said: "The worsening crowding levels show that capacity provision is not coping with rising levels of passenger demand, which has been the case in London and a number of other cities".

No longer used by local communities, vast quantities of jerry cans have built up on city streets, dumps and beaches, contributing to worsening pollution levels.