Sentence examples for dangerous backsliding from inspiring English sources

Sarah Leah Whitson, the director of the group's Middle East and North African division, said the sentencing "reflects dangerous backsliding in Kuwait, stifling the country's lively and relatively free political debates, in a whole series of jail sentences against activists and politicians alike".

With the EU preoccupied with its own internal problems, starting with the economic and refugee crises that erupted south of Albania's border in Greece, concern about dangerous backsliding across the Balkan peninsula has mounted amid signs of rising ethnic tensions, instability and Russian intervention.

But a series of outbreaks in recent years is evidence of dangerous backsliding in containment of the virus, Hotez said, blaming the anti-vaccination movement.

Notwithstanding all the fanfare and anticipation, the outcome at Lima was not progress, but a dangerous backslide.

"We absolutely are aware of the dangers of backsliding.

"We're absolutely aware of the dangers of backsliding.

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.

The very real danger of its backsliding on trade liberalisation.

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

If Waheed succeeds in putting me behind bars, it will finalize the backsliding of democracy and set a dangerous precedent that permits the overt oppression of political opposition.

Backsliding, apparently, is always a danger.