Sentence examples for slipping back to from inspiring English sources

But people are slipping back to their old ways.

Something of that youthful fear of slipping back to dependence, passivity, helplessness seems to have stuck.

Blixt and Bjorn drop strokes too, the former slipping back to -3, the latter -4.

There are signs that the city is slipping back to the pre-Giuliani era.

We're slipping back to the time of the Enclosures Act of the 1700s, when gyspies were marginalised.

Without basic freedoms and space for dissent the Maldives is slipping back to the dark days of dictatorship.

The findings have been backed by disabled people and campaign groups who said "we are slipping back to darker times".

But fears that New York City was slipping back to a more dangerous time contrasted with reality.

Rose drops a shot there too, slipping back to +2, though his situation is still far more easily salvageable.

The Times wrote that "over all, revenue is expected to fall 4 percent in the third quarter, slipping back to 2005 levels, according to data from Trepp.

But Ukraine's lucrative and murky energy industry in particular seems to be slipping back to its bad old ways.As for politics, the doubts overwhelm.