Sentence examples for risks slipping from inspiring English sources

"The eurozone risks slipping back into crisis.

Sometimes Lautner risks slipping into a kind of literal-mindedness.

But if it is all one comes with, one risks slipping into a state of defeated self-satisfaction.

Without foreign companies, Libyan oil production will not return to preconflict levels and, worse, it risks slipping backward.

His successor and protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, has articulated a tentative reform agenda well received in the West, warning that Russia risks slipping into economic backwardness, corruption and political stagnation.

With our finite attention spans, and ever more entities vying desperately for those essential digital clicks, investment in established authors who are "excellent but not a celebrity" risks slipping away.

Does creative alchemy risk slipping into creative compromise?

I asked her, Are we Syrians not risking slipping into an all-out civil war?

"To fight an extremist behavior, we risk slipping toward a totalitarian society," he said.

For a contemporary Chinese artist to employ such a motif is to risk slipping into exoticism and kitsch, and some critics have accused Cai of these lapses.

Dr. Sabloff said that Smithsonian science was still flourishing, turning out "world-class science" in some areas, but that it risked slipping into mediocrity.