Sentence examples for a downward cycle of from inspiring English sources

"Life in Yarmuk has grown increasingly unbearable for desperate civilians who find themselves starving and trapped in a downward cycle of suffering with no means of escape," said Amnesty's Philip Luther.

Children who are moved around the care system are more likely to have significant behavioural and emotional problems, leading to what one report described as a downward cycle of "poor educational results, unemployment and a lifetime of poverty".

Deficits like this are unsustainable and only lead to a downward cycle of forcing us to take on more debt.

A great deal of research finds that limits on religious freedom, both legal and social, can lead to a downward cycle of violence and distrust.

Falls that do not result in injury often begin a downward cycle of fear that leads to inactivity and decreased strength, agility, and balance.

If allowed to progress, CCE can lead to an increase in intracranial pressure that further impedes brain perfusion and can perpetuate a downward cycle of ischemic edema (Kahle et al. 2009).

22 New Season for West Nile Though no humans have come down with the West Nile virus this year, public health officials who are tracking the outbreak see no signs of a downward cycle for the virus.

Bergesen called Rule 40 "a downward cycle" for athletes and businesses.

At this point it's hard to see what might break a downward cycle for crypto prices.

The cost is obvious, while the main benefit avoiding a catastrophic downward cycle of contracting credit and recession is, mercifully, hypothetical, no matter how plausible.

The fear is that the eurozone could become trapped in deflation, a vicious downward cycle of falling prices that leads people to delay purchases in hopes of even lower prices.