Sentence examples for to drift further from inspiring English sources

We can't afford to drift further back to the bad old days of liberty of contract.

Note that DeVos continues to drift further and further away from any interest in accountability for quality.

But as winter nears and the cold begins to close in, Sam starts to drift further away from Grace and more problems seem to roll in.

But the membership started to drift further and further away from him, as well as from Progress, the party organisation he spawned more than a decade ago.

(see 9.44am) The fiscal position is likely to drift further off course as the UK veers towards a triple-drip recession.

The set of assumptions about the necessity of terrorism laws needs to be confronted if we are not to drift further into an authoritarian state.

Blamed for causing the crisis and reviled by many for implementing the measures demanded by the EU and the IMF as part of Greece's combined bailouts worth €240bn (£190bn), the coalition partners have seen votes and MPs drift further to the left and right.

The general consensus is that the front bench will drift further to the right with a boosted number of Nationals and young conservatives, while several MPs will be noticeably absent.

Ignore them, and you may drift further out to sea or crash into the rocks.

Mr Najib's stuttering economic reform efforts would probably drift further or grind to a halt.

As he and his father drift further apart, so the family are at a loss at what to do.