Sentence examples for cause backsliding from inspiring English sources

Instead, he maintained that the only prohibited purpose under Section 5 is the specific intent to cause backsliding.

Of less interest to voters, however, were Mr. Franks's dire warnings that Mr. Corzine would "bankrupt the federal government" and cause "backsliding" into budget deficits.

"The demand will fall off when the credit expires, and that could cause a backslide in house prices".

Extravagant alarmism about the pathological but self-destructive Islamic State (Isis) in areas of Syria and Iraq may cause us to backslide.

This could cause you to backslide on your weekly cleaning duties.

For Pakistan, riddled as it is with tens if not hundreds of thousands of well-armed Islamic militants for whom the Kashmiri jihad is a sacred cause, any hint of backsliding is dangerous.

We can't afford a backslide caused by dangerous distortions peddled by the anti-vaccination movement.

Also, as Martin McKee, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, pointed out, leaving will cause the U.K. to backslide on environmental health.

Such backsliding may not cause an immediate world economic crisis.

Instead, DeVos' work is a case study in backsliding.

That pressure to perform can sometimes cause professionals in recovery to backslide.