Sentence examples for relapsing into a from inspiring English sources

Quite plausibly, he would like to see himself as reviving Russia's greatness without actually relapsing into a cold war which, after all, he witnessed Russia lose.

There is no known case of any Ebola survivor relapsing into a serious condition even though it is known that the virus lingers on in some bodily fluids such as ocular and spinal fluid.

Not well judged or handled, sir. These were trivial compared to when he helped prevent Spain relapsing into a Falangist dictatorship; but public opinion need not be rational or consistent, or grateful for that matter.

And on Tuesday both a senior executive of investment bank Morgan Stanley and British Chambers of Commerce chief economic advisor, David Kern, talked about the risks of the global economy relapsing into a recession.

(P13) Participants had to learn to recognise their own signs of their mood becoming low and the possibility of relapsing into a period of depression.

Sarah Goldson, from the website Holly Bourne's Am I Normal Yet? tells the story of Evelyn and her battle to get off Prozac without relapsing into an OCD nightmare.

It worries that Britain may be relapsing into an inflationary psychology which would encourage workers to press for higher wages and firms to feel that they can push through price increases.

The Headache Classification Committee commented "Chronic sinusitis is not validated as a cause of headache unless relapsing into an acute stage" in the IHS-1 criteria [5] and in the second revision of the International Classification of Headache Disorders Criteria (ICHD-II) [6].

I am perpetually afraid of relapsing into an unhealthy lifestyle.

His voice trailed away and he relapsed into a stupor.

But the moment her intuition fails, he relapses into a brute.