House prices have sunk back to 2003 levels.
Her pet has sunk back into beasthood, and she, too, has suffered a transmutation.
More than once in recent years, countries have sunk back into conflict just when peace seemed to be taking hold.
But since Mr. Rajoy took office, Spain has sunk back into recession, unemployment has continued to rise, to 24.6 percent, and four rounds of austerity measures have been announced.
Even Mr Suharto's proudest boasts have proved hollow: tens of millions have sunk back into the poverty his 32-year rule had eased, and Indonesia cannot feed itself.
Although the crimes include several of the notorious police shootings after Hurricane Katrina, most were far less sensational, and the intersections, sidewalks, and alleys where they occurred have sunk back into anonymity.
After an early rise, UK bond yields have sunk back to Friday's levels - suggesting the downgrade has had no short-term impact on British borrowing costs (borrowing for 10 years costs around 2.1% a year).
The human cost of the eurozone's prolonged debt crisis was laid bare on Monday as data showed unemployment had soared and manufacturing slumped, indicating the region has sunk back into recession.
LOS ANGELES — Five weeks after the Legislature passed a budget that promised to close a $19 billion budget shortfall, California has sunk back into yet another fiscal crisis, this time facing a $26 billion gap that is posing a major new challenge for the incoming governor, Jerry Brown, and seems almost certain to force deep cuts in a state already reeling from three years of financial turmoil.
But this trick would never have worked without the help of some fine performers, most of whom seem to have sunk back into formulaic TV shows such as Fringe, Heroes and even Casualty since the programme finished, surely an indictment of the lack of decent parts in film and television for black actors.
Yak4Ever has sunk back into the TechCrunch Deadpool after reemerging from it in May.
