deterioration造句

Reduced speed = deterioration, or willful reduction of speed to be "safe"

The extravagant savage made the interior and exterior criteria of deterioration.

The shockingly rapid deterioration in health experienced by women in poor black neighbourhoods also directly affects mothers.

Studies have confirmed that ginkgo increases blood flow to the retina, and can slow retinal deterioration resulting in an increase of visual acuity.

The manufacturer shall use designated storage areas or stock rooms to prevent damage or deterioration of product, pending use or delivery.

SM: It is a good definition for photography, more and more I can't dissociate it from anything that says deterioration or death.

Pain and swelling of the joints- due to the deterioration of cartilage between bones- occur, as well as decreased ease of mobility.

A further deterioration would quickly follow if Turkey sent its own navy to escort future blockade-busting ships; Israel has said that it would stop any such attempt.

Based on these findings, some studies suggest moderate beer consumption may help fight osteoporosis, a disease of the skeletal system characterised by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue.

The model produces a plausible scenario, through a sequence of effort inattentions, for the deterioration of a relationship in a gradual form, which seems to be typical according to data.

Increased local and regional conflict, humanitarian disasters, environmental deterioration, economic pressures and social change all call for a global effort in their solution, since they are problems which cross the borders of individual states.

These reports showed us the latest development, the rapid deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Iraq, which we are reluctant to see. We are shocked by what we have seen and heard.