Sentence examples for relapsing into the from inspiring English sources

"Afghanistan is in grave danger of relapsing into the very conditions of violence and warlordism that created the Taliban and attracted Al Qaeda to operate there," Mr. Lantos said.

With the far right on the rise across Europe, it has been argued that deporting refugees back to places such as Turkey and Libya will save the continent from relapsing into the extremism of the interwar years.

But instead of relapsing into the global imbalances that prevailed before the crisis, a new modus vivendi is possible: America could offset the inflow of capital from foreign central banks with an outflow of capital of its own.

He seeks a new relationship with Tehran but is relapsing into the old, sterile sanctions-threatening pattern at a moment of great political fluidity in Iran when American saber-rattling is counterproductive.

To relapse into the lingo of economics, it provides viewers with what economists call a "positive network externality".

The aim was temporal as much as spatial: the Thousand-Year Reich was to relapse into the seasonal rhythms of an agricultural society.

When dessert arrives, you think for a moment that Mr. Núñez has relapsed into the avant-garde.

We should not rush into new legislation as a panicked response to the horror in Paris, but neither should we relapse into the complacency of the quiet times.

Early on in this crisis, I began wondering why the US didn't relapse into the Great Depression after World War II.

UES and its customers could relapse into the make-believe world of barter and IOUs where bills need never be paid nor bankruptcy ever enforced.

To relapse into the lingo of economics, it provides viewers with what economists call a "positive network externality". The more people that are watching, the more the potential viewer stands to benefit from joining them.