Sentence examples for sliding further into from inspiring English sources

Without serious reform, the NHS is sliding further into becoming a "sink service" for the poor.

They need a politics that offers honest answers to their legitimate grievances and keeps them from sliding further into self-destruction.

The No Child Left Behind education act was touted as a way to raise standards, improve teacher training and prevent America's schools from sliding further into mediocrity.

In the Express, Leo McKinstry said Labour was sliding further into meltdown and madness, as proved by the surge in support for Corbyn.

With the economically vital tourist season coming to a close and the country sliding further into double-dip recession, Spain's dole queues looked set to get still longer over the coming months.

President Bush's reckless invasion of Iraq has turned a situation of containment of Saddam Hussein into a quagmire of nation-building with a huge commitment of troops and money necessary to prevent the country from sliding further into chaos.

"If the chancellor squanders this chance the NHS will continue to slide further into financial ruin".

Meanwhile, the eurozone slid further into a downturn, dragged deeper by France, Spain and Italy.

He updated the cover two months later when Trump slid further into the mire.

Mrs. Petrik stopped working to care for him and her mother, who slid further into dementia.

During Miller's tenure and beyond, the council's wing was allowed to slide further into decrepitude, with crumbling plaster, leaky water pipes, and shredded curtains.