Sentence examples for could even slip from inspiring English sources

Heck, you could even slip on loafers.

New data suggested the United States economy was worsening and could even slip back into a recession, forcing investors to scale back their growth expectations.

Some polls suggested Labour could even slip into third place in Scotland, behind a reinvigorated Conservative party led by the popular Ruth Davidson.

Vladimir I. Tikhomirov, chief economist at UralSib bank, said Russia could even slip through 2010 by drawing down reserves without needing to borrow abroad if oil prices rose slightly and the global economy remained at least stable.

You could even slip on some big peace-sign glasses if you want.

They couldn't even slip into the little wild-card gimmick initiated this year, which, as some wordsmith said in a different context, was "a sketchy deal".

As the Summer rolls around, and college students leave school Facebook's engagement numbers could continue to stagnate or even slip a little, but there's no sign users are "tuning it out" en masse as CNET's headline based on the Reuters survey suggests.

Some even slip into the pages of the Economist.

In the noughties, the danceability element even slipped somewhat: grime was more moshable than groovy, while dubstep could be a bit slow-skank sluggish and head-noddy.

Standards are stagnant, even slipping.

Such data mining could even expose medical risks that slip through clinical trials undetected.