Sentence examples for slipped towards from inspiring English sources

An inquiry found that Canadian officials had falsely told their American counterparts that Mr Arar was a terrorist.Ecuador slipped towards mob rule.

Shepherd's team used satellite imagery to track the progress of the west Greenland ice sheet as it slipped towards the sea each summer, over five years.

The former England striker endured a difficult eight-month spell with the League Two outfit and managed just seven wins in 33 matches as the Boro slipped towards the relegation places.

One of the richest countries in the world until the 1930s – when it slipped towards Peronista populism – it has been overtaken by both Brazil and Chile, Brazil finally emerging as a major player 100 years after it could have done.

Inevitably, the goals of the document, which included ending poverty by 2000, were missed by a country mile as India slipped towards a crisis that prompted it to open up its economy in 1991.Yet some things about the report have the capacity to surprise today.

The SPL had agreed a TV deal worth £80m over five years with Sky and fellow broadcaster ESPN before the old Rangers slipped towards liquidation.

It is a great one slipping towards mediocrity.

But the windows were rotting and the wallpaper was slipping towards damp skirting boards.

"If I don't change the country," he says with a shrug, "I change jobs".* "Italy slips towards deflation, but better news elsewhere".

Stoke meanwhile are without a win in three and a result against the Reds would prevent them slipping towards a relegation battle.

Today America is close to the peak of its cycle; Japan, in contrast, is mired in recession, and Germany is slipping towards one.