Sentence examples for swiftly degenerated from inspiring English sources
The dispute swiftly degenerated to playground level.
The row over Mr Green, which swiftly degenerated into a party wrangle, illustrates how far party loyalty has usurped some MPs' allegiance to Parliament itself.
Set up for idealistic young people by a then middle-aged Vienna artist, Otto Muhl, the commune swiftly degenerated into an out-of-control Muhl cult where the 600-strong community's pre-occupation was to procure ever younger girls for the ever older, fatter and more arrogant leader to sleep with.
Or so the loyalists who tried to do just that discovered last weekend, when they met republican dissidents blocking their path in a counter-protest.The counter-protest swiftly degenerated into the biggest riot the city has seen for 25 years, forcing the cancellation of the loyalist parade.
And when Liverpool briefly emerged as a possible danger to United, what had started as a cordial relationship between Ferguson and Rafael Benitez degenerated swiftly, culminating in a famous monologue from the Spaniard bemoaning the Scot's influence over officials and the game in general.
Defenders of the countryside likewise have to discuss intrusions, views and species, degenerating swiftly into set-asides and stewardships.
Alas, this is not always the case.Mother of all traffic jamsIf drivers do not yield, roundabouts degenerate swiftly into gridlock.
And since there is little factual detail to support this portrayal, "Harlem Song" degenerates rather swiftly into propaganda.
Public hospitals have degenerated.
Things quickly degenerated.
