Sentence examples for slip further into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slip further into" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a gradual movement or transition into a state or condition, often with a negative connotation. Example: "As the days went by, he began to slip further into despair."
If Trout can't recover from his slump, a season already looking lost for LA seems destined to slip further into the abyss.
Rebuilding will require a national rethinking if Japan is to achieve an economic rebirth, rather than slip further into the stagnation that has plagued it for two decades, experts say.
Lots of other stories deserve attention too: Will Venezuela slip further into autocracy?
As I slip further into my mid-twenties, the birthday party has returned with a vengeance.
So many of the parents or family members of the embedded watch helplessly as the loved ones slip further into their abyss despite their encouragement and support.
Trump's bad impression of a president is causing the country to slip further into a fugue state of endless bickering and bad faith and viciousness.
In a strange way, Zahir's stature grew as his country slipped further into the abyss.
The Tribune Company may find its business deteriorating and its debt slipping further into junk territory.
Towards the end, Cooke writes revealingly that 'the unreality of "the war" slipped further into memory'.
More government spending could stimulate growth on a Continent that has been slipping further into recession.
The federal budget is slipping further into the red, but there is no agreement on what to do about it.
