Sentence examples for falling back into the from inspiring English sources

On this front, Detroit is falling back into the bad habits that led G.M. and Chrysler to collapse.

If countries were bonded through their currencies, there could be no danger of falling back into the illiberal public policies.

Pitt died on May 11 , 1778 falling back into the arms of his son William who was reading to him the passage in Homer's Iliad on Hector's farewell.

Its first eleven was promoted to the Premier League in 2001, before falling back into the top division of the county league in 2004.

To avoid insolvency — or falling back into the taxpayers' lap — he is asking Congress for the flexibility to implement an ambitious plan to reconfigure services and cut costs.

They may be right that Chile can loosen its corset a notch without falling back into the fiscal vices which were for so long the Latin American way.

"Yeah," he said, standing up from the garden, his shoulders falling back into the insouciant posture I've come to associate with the sunbaked men of this city.

"There are lots of great companies falling back into the small-cap space, companies that I thought I had kissed goodbye," she said.

For instance, when the 2000-02 bear market ended on Oct. 9, 2002, the VIX climbed as high as 42 before falling back into the low 20s.

State-of-the-art anything died from overuse, and world-class is out of the competition, falling back into the nonce-word category.

Or we can again choose delay, falling back into the same divisions that have stood in the way of action for years.