Sentence examples for danger of degenerating from inspiring English sources
If, at times, the narrative seems in danger of degenerating into Carry On Casanova, there is always a lurking sense of sadness to offset it.
But under ineffectual governance, particularly in the last three years, a tough country is in danger of degenerating into a soft state.
Fiction that used such tactics was in danger of degenerating into a "jeering, surfacey look 'behind the scenes' of the very televisual front people already jeer at, a front they can already get behind the scenes of via Entertainment Tonight".
One reason for the long survival of the bharata natyam was its importance in religious ceremonies of Hinduism; in addition, when Indian dances were rarely being performed and were in danger of being lost or of degenerating beyond recognition, the Natya-sastra provided a record of traditional principles and styles for their later revival.
Alternatively, one could argue that a proinflammatory environment might actually help to remodel the brain and protect it from proteinopathies by promoting the removal of misfolded proteins and danger signals released by degenerating cells.
The Bush administration did more than complain: it increased the number of political jobs by 12% across the government and boosted the number of political jobs that do not require legislative confirmation by 33%.The danger of this is that the federal government will degenerate into an arm of the Republican Party.
The Army Reserve is additionally in grave danger of being unable to meet other operational requirements and is rapidly degenerating into a broken force".
Lt. Gen. James R. Helmly, the chief of the Reserve, recently said in a memorandum to Army leaders that his organization was in "grave danger" of being unable to meet its operational requirements and was "rapidly degenerating into a 'broken' force".
In time the walls tend to degenerate, and the vessels either dilate, with the danger of bursting, or become obstructed.
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
