deteriorated

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• Infrastructure—bridges, highways, pavement—deteriorates over time with continuous use.

• A five-year cheddar, although tasty, will result in an overly oily fondue because its casein has deteriorated too much to form a cohesive melted mass.

• Try as they might to cross-pollinate through research and investments, the climate between China and the United States continues to deteriorate into political one-upmanship, leaving users to pay the steepest costs.

• One year as a teacher — you’re not going to deteriorate as a teacher and not be able to get paid going forward.

• The Tuesday talks marked a rare moment of cooperation between the two powers, whose deteriorating relations over the pandemic, Hong Kong, and human rights, at times, have appeared to put the trade pact at risk.

• Ruby also danced in a chorus of a Hollywood club for a while, as her marriage deteriorated and finally ended in divorce.

• Dostum remains a power broker today, although his health has deteriorated from the effects of a hard life and heavy drinking.

• How could things in Ukraine have deteriorated to the point where Putin was now engaged in such a reckless act of aggression?

• Unfortunately, the U.S. relationships with Egypt and Turkey have both deteriorated since 2012.

• According to reports, things deteriorated after AlFayez divorced the monarch and flew to London.

• But in Virginia it was grown without interruption or alternation, and the plantations rapidly deteriorated in fertility.