Sentence examples for backsliding as from inspiring English sources

"The D.E.P. began issuing exceptions and began backsliding as soon as it was issued," said one source.

In the smartly played, agonizingly suspenseful "Good Behavior," which premieres Tuesday on TNT, Dockery plays Letty Raines, a con woman and thief newly on parole, but already back conning and thieving, and backsliding as well, in her attempts to stay clear of drugs and alcohol and reconnect with her young son.

Recently, concerns have grown about the seventh-largest emitter, Brazil, which seems to be seeing some environmental backsliding as it battles a fierce recession and reels from a tumultuous impeachment of former president Dilma Rousseff.

"Pilots will work with the CAA and operators to improve helicopter safety in the North Sea and ensure there is no backsliding as memories of recent accidents fade".

"We see it not as backsliding, as some articles have mentioned," she said. .

Delays and backsliding as the world waits for the U.S. to act responsibly will prove tremendously costly.

"I am not worried about a backslide as much as I am about how we continue the momentum going forward," he added.

"As long as we don't backslide and as long as she holds her own, that's good.

But mixed with optimism is fear of a backslide, as democracy and free markets struggle to take root.

Should Gaddafi conclude that Fathi's death passed with little more than a press release, any reform efforts will backslide, as his government concludes that it can liquidate opponents with impunity.

Even if the sides reach agreement and the two countries avoid a trade war, which is likely given China's needs and White House preferences, there can be little doubt that the United States will reserve the right to re-introduce tariffs should China backslide, as it has in the past, on the points of intellectual property and cybersecurity.