11 examples of degenerative in sentences

But it is by no means certain à priori that every symptom of that instability, without exception, will be of a degenerative kind.

Neither wealth nor power, neither education nor environment, not even the inherent tendencies of racethe most powerful of allcan avail against the degenerative force of a life without religion, or, what is worse, that maintains only a desiccated formula; and the post-Renaissance philosophies are one and all definitely anti-religious and self-proclaimed substitutes for religion.

One would imagine that, with degenerative processes already going on in the foot, the tendency to gelatinous degeneration, always to be looked for in neurectomy, would be increased.

After habitual abuse of alcohol, the functional disturbances of the brain and spinal cord became constant and disappear the less, as in the central organs degenerative processes are more and more developed, processes which lead to congestions and hemorrhagic effusions in the meninges and in the brain itself, to softening or hardening, and finally to disappearance of the brain substance.

One opens at the depopulation of Italy by the aggressive great estates of the Roman Empire, at the impoverishment of the French peasantry by a too centralised monarchy before the revolution, or at the huge degenerative growth of the great industrial towns of western Europe in the nineteenth century.

SEE Abbott, Austin. BARKER, LEWELLYS F. The degenerative diseases, their cause and prevention, by Lewellys F. Barker and Thomas P. Sprunt.

The degenerative diseases.

SPRUNT, THOMAS P., joint author The degenerative diseases.

SEE Abbott, Austin. BARKER, LEWELLYS F. The degenerative diseases, their cause and prevention, by Lewellys F. Barker and Thomas P. Sprunt.

The degenerative diseases.

SPRUNT, THOMAS P., joint author The degenerative diseases.

11 examples of  degenerative  in sentences