Sentence examples for would be deterioration from inspiring English sources

I figured there would be deterioration, but how much?" Also, when Mahler derides my comparison between autocratic personalities on the Soviet left and the American right, he misses the larger point, which is not the similarities but the differences between dictatorship and democracy.

However, in the uncongested highway scenario, there would be deterioration of link lifetime because of frequent disconnections and non-availability of neighbor nodes for forwarding the packets.

"Otherwise there would be a deterioration toward the mean," he said.

You would think that with gas prices being high, there would be a deterioration, but we haven't seen that.

Mr. Bernanke told the Senate Budget Committee that the worst outlook, should action on the crisis prove inadequate, would be "further deterioration in the fiscal situation" and probably "lower output, employment and incomes for an extended period".

This would not be a catastrophe, but it would be a marked deterioration from present official expectations.

If pulmonary restrictivity is related to musculoskeletal limitations progressing with time, a logical consequence would be a parallel deterioration in pulmonary parameters.

Small HRQoL effects on the MD scale may translate to important treatment differences on the OR scale: for example, a worsening in symptoms (MD) by 2.6 points (p = 0.1314) would be a 17%% deterioration (p < 0.0001) with an OR.

For long-term outcome, all-cause mortality and rate of radiographic deterioration (time-to-radiographic deterioration) would be useful markers.

The ECHR observed that any "recourse to shackling would not result in a significant deterioration in his mental and physical health or that such a deterioration would be capable of reaching the article 3 threshold".

Cohrs, a former investment banker at Deutsche Bank, warned that UK banks would be harmed by a deterioration in the eurozone's economy, but were not the first in line.