Sentence examples for fear backsliding from inspiring English sources

But many fear backsliding.

Rather, he seems keenly aware that his electoral success is linked less to a desire for progress than to a fear of backsliding.

AS the legacy of dictatorship fades into the past, there are constant fears of backsliding.

His pitch, as my colleague Michael Schwirtz reports, is that without him, Russia will return to the bad old days: "He seems keenly aware that his electoral success is linked less to a desire for progress than to a fear of backsliding".

Shipworkers on the Clyde in Glasgow are gearing up for a battle to save their jobs, amid fears the government is backsliding on a pledge to provide a steady stream of orders to safeguard the industry in what is being described as a potential hammer blow to British shipbuilding.

Fielding candidates on all eight regional lists across Scotland, the party presented itself as a natural fit for members of the broader yes movement who fear that the SNP is backsliding on its commitment to independence.

Discussion on the issues are expected to pick up where they left off at Camp David in July, although both sides fear that there has been backsliding from concessions on the table then.

As in the Philippines, where a "people power" putsch last month removed a democratically elected president, Joseph Estrada, there are fears of backsliding in Thailand, Southeast Asia's other exemplar of open democratic government.

Are we backsliding today?

Now they are backsliding".

We can't start backsliding.