Sentence examples similar to stop a vicious circle from inspiring English sources

When they do engage politically – whether formally (by, say, voting for the Lib Dems in 2010 because of their commitment not to raise tuition fees) or informally (by protesting against their broken promises) – they usually find themselves ignored; then, in a vicious circle, they stop turning out, so are ignored and so on.

A vicious circle indeed.

It becomes a vicious circle.

It was a vicious circle.

A vicious circle begins.

"It's a vicious circle.

A vicious circle can develop.

So a vicious circle develops.

It looks like a vicious circle.

We have to overcome a vicious circle.

This led to a vicious circle.