“Medora, who had known her teacher in comparatively better times, was shocked, both at her poverty and the degeneration of her health.”

“She hauls her victims down the Darwinian ladder to a state slippery with wanton degeneration.”

“These found that few people with age related macular degeneration experienced improved vision with surgery.”

“The degeneracy of the environment was evident in the widespread pollution and destruction caused by human activity.”

“The degeneracy of the city's infrastructure led to frequent power outages and deteriorating roads.”

“The decriers of greed, privilege, and degeneracy and champions of economic equality are forcefully rebutted in turn.”

“De Stael has said that civilization is man's natural state, and that barbarism is a state of degenerateness.”

“In particular, he was accused of being an immoral person, a degenerate who indulged in all the vices.”

“I'd be ridding the world of a degenerate who has brought nothing but broken hearts, shame, and disgrace to tens of thousands of people.”

“As a result, a large number of genetically determined degenerations of the retina have been described.”

“Vitamin E together with vitamin C, the action of which it complements, is one of the main nutrition factors to prevent many degenerations.”

“However, these initial benefits can become detrimental when injury is pronounced or during chronic damage as in most retinal degenerations.”

“No other eye disease and no prevalent constitutional diseases or degeneracies in the cataractous stock.”