| Only hope I don't backslide when I go to Grenada next weekend for a month or so. |
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| The punk movement fizzled with the backslide into further genre Balkanization, but that doesn't mean the desire for confrontation has subsided. |
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| Some days I would backslide, and I'd still have anger, and I would just read the list. |
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| It is only natural for such a people to backslide back to nepotism and dictatorship when the reigns are handed over. |
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| Whenever I read this Psalm of David, which is quite often, it reminds me what it would be like to backslide, and I pray that that never happens. |
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| If He does answer them, they will just stay where they are, or their faith will backslide. |
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| A backslide into violence would mar what has otherwise been a very successful process. |
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| All in all, we will show that, while present, the risks of a backslide are limited for the time being. |
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| But some people slow down or even backslide in their spiritual growth as they become leaders. |
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| The first is that the West does not backslide over paying for the Afghan army and police. |
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| Thus, while focusing on mitigating the impact of the crisis, it is important that African countries do not backslide in their reform programs. |
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| We must not backslide on this position, because otherwise we run the risk of wasting our efforts and losing the initiative completely. |
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| But what about the formerly middle-class African Americans who find themselves on the backslide? |
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| If they put it off, they backslide and are into the same cycle again. |
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| Member countries tempted to backslide into protecting their domestic industries must be kept up to the mark if all EU businesses are to continue to be treated equally. |
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| When they wait, they backslide and the determination sometimes fails. |
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| In the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States and subsequent anti-terrorism measures, the international community seemed to backslide on its commitment to the rule of law and human rights. |
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| Third, there is the large risk of a backslide in economic growth. |
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| The basic problem has always been the overwhelming temptation for individuals to backslide on agreements: co-operation never seems worthwhile until it is too late. |
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| He felt better for a little while, before his condition started to backslide. |
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| Combined with a modest increase in the average retirement age, this would be enough to hold the dependency ratio steady. Those are three excellent reasons not to backslide on reforms. |
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| A Lean program has a tendency to backslide over time if the focus and support are not constantly at the forefront. |
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| And finally Ross Gay's Against Which walks where Kearney and Craig cartwheel or backslide. |
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| I abhor the fact that the government has apparently started to backslide and is undermining its own bill in an attempt to play the political game the Reform Party is putting forward. |
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| While ONP looks relatively strong on the West Coast, some sources in the Midwest report signs of a backslide for the grade. |
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| It is much better than it was, but we cannot stop or backslide. |
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| She did an ollie over the rail, a 5-0 backslide, a tailslide off the ledge and a nolli kickflip of the stairs. |
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| We must examine the risk that a country could backslide into conflict, and ask whether the security guarantee provided by uniformed peacekeepers is still needed. |
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| An economic backslide and political destabilization might risk instigating a retreat to the classic Chinese policies, as has often been seen in the past. |
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| The rules include commitments not to backslide into unwise policies. |
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