Some observers worry that Pompeii could slide back into disrepair.
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In Congo the slide back to carnage has already begun.
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At first, she feared she'd slide back into deeper grief.
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After moving into record territory, the stock slide back slightly.
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And then you slide back into the darkness of winter again.
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You drop to your knees and slide back gradually into the child's pose.
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But online orders for the smaller size are beginning to slide back weeks, too.
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However, the fundamental ability to slide back and forth offers a world of possibilities.
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I assume I will slide back into obscurity with the rest of the planet.
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He'd simply slide back into a third string role behind Derek Carr and Matt McGloin.
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If outsiders engage now, the slide back to war may yet be held in check.
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"Any attempt to slide back on that will be dangerous and counterproductive," he told Reuters.
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Now, absent an injunction, they will slide back to the pre-DACA era and associated hardship.
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Without transparency, China's reform of the death penalty system will fall short, or even slide back.
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Further supporting bullion, U.S. 10-year Treasury yields resumed their slide back towards Monday's record low.
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Barring a tripartite commitment to reach a consensus, a slide back into war is all too likely.
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He was able to pull her to safety and slide back down with Chloe is his arms.
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We must not allow the United States to slide back into torture and other human rights violations.
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It's jarring to slide back into your routine after having your inner world turned upside down like that.
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She knows how easily 16 hours without food could cause a slide back into old, life-threatening habits.
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It has a slightly matte finish that allows your fingers to effortlessly slide back and forth over it.
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If that happens, the region could slide back into the long recession from which it was just emerging.
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As soon as it approaches the top of its range, buying dies out and prices slide back down.
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So it's fascinating to watch the show slide back into its signature shot: the close-up on June.
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"It appears to us that the market is letting itself slide back into a euphoric mood," Takada said.
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Brazil's economy shrank by 0.2% in the first quarter, raising the prospect of a slide back into recession.
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Our memories, once living, can never quite die; our victories, once gained, may in time slide back towards defeat.
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Normally movie release dates slide back, not forward, so the move here is likely a matter of Warner Bros.
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Bonus: Once you've finished, just slide back into the bath and drop in a bath bomb to continue unwinding.
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And they bristled Friday when it was suggested that maybe the US could just slide back into the deal.
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Now this top track can slide back and forth with relatively little friction—like the paddleboard on the water.
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"If you're not continuously vigilant and mindful of it, you'll just slide back and it'll continue to happen," she noted.
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CEO Elon Musk had predicted Tesla would slide back into the red on a February 28th call with the media.
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But when she ran out and was unable to refill her prescription, it felt like a slide back into stasis.
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The unusual system worked something like a drawer, allowing the bed to slide back to add extra length for large cargo.
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But with a record number of tourists headed there, some worry that the ancient Roman site could slide back into disrepair.
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European stocks fell 20.2 percent as a slide back below $245.16 a barrel for oil sent commodity firms down 21.6 percent.
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Fighting in the capital Juba last month has raised fears that the five-year-old nation could slide back into civil war.
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Gartman expects gold to slide back to $1,215 to $1,225 or so, at which point he said he might be a buyer.
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Markets have broken key support levels closer to 10,200 and could slide back towards 9,800, though we may witness intermediate bounce-backs.
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If U.S. forces withdraw too soon, Afghanistan may fall back under the heel of Taliban repression or slide back into civil war.
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News of exemptions, particularly for Canada the biggest supplier to the U.S., has seen the premium slide back below 19 cents a lb.
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She recently made a pilgrimage to climb the rock, but quickly became stuck and was forced to slide back down on her backside.
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Fierce fighting in the capital Juba last month has raised fears that the five-year-old nation could slide back into civil war.
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"She said that she had made all this progress in her career and why would she want to slide back?" said Ms. Butler.
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"There's been some companies, there's been a slide back, and some companies have seen a positive gain [in diversity]," Meeks told The Hill.
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A drop below those levels could pave the way for a fresh slide back to mid-January's lows of $1.255 or even $1.1983.
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Other shrimp soon evolved slip joints, where the moving part of the claw can both pivot and slide back and forth at its joint.
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OPEC sources said an internal assessment was that if they failed to extend the agreement, oil could slide back to $30-40 a barrel.
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The unrest has caused fears that Congo, a vast, undeveloped country that sits in the heart of Africa, could slide back into civil war.
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The pattern across administrations is that any movement toward resolution is usually met with a slow slide back into the status quo, a.k.a. quagmire.
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He added that there was a risk that Japan could slide back into deflationary territory and promised to stimulate private demand and accelerate infrastructure projects.
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But the drive to Baltimore that I do every time [we start a new season] that's my time to sort of slide back into Doug.
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The violence raised fears of a slide back into the kind of open conflict in which millions were killed around the turn of the century.
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That announcement sparked fears that the Philippines might slide back toward authoritarianism, as happened during martial rule under Ferdinand Marcos in the 1970s and '80s.
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I've provided an image slider so you can slide back and forth between iPhone 8 Portrait Mode and iPhone 8 Portrait Lighting Beta Stage Lighting.
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President Joseph Kabila's refusal to stand down when his final term expired in December raised fears the chronically unstable country could slide back into civil war.
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Militia violence has also intensified across Congo, raising fears the country will slide back into the wars at the turn of the century that killed millions.
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In "The Virtues", to mask his slide back into the bottle, Joseph (Stephen Graham, pictured left) spins a story about a workplace accident to his son.
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That in turn has raised fears that Congo will slide back into the kind of civil war that killed millions at the turn of the century.
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Now the fear is, is that South Sudan, the youngest country on earth, will slide back to war and chaos, and civilians are often the worst hit.
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If the same proportion slide back in the coming years, more than a third of those who escaped poverty in the past decade will relinquish their progress.
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There, during a demonstration of magnetism, our professor pulled apart two neodymium discs, only to see them slide back together when she laid them on the table.
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Rattie then fired a shot that ricocheted in off the netminder's right skate just 14 seconds into the game as Domingue tried to slide back into position.
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"Because of that, the reality is we might slide back to a less significant EU-UK relationship with perhaps more being done bilaterally," a senior EU official said.
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You'll scramble a couple hundred feet up a sheer scree slope and then choke on your heart as your handhold crumbles and you begin to slide back down.
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Better Call Saul sat out the 2018 Emmys, missing the May 31 deadline that year, but its fourth season is eligible in 2019 and should slide back in.
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He shows the same pattern in domain after domain: People who specialize in one thing succeed early, but then they slide back to mediocrity as their minds rigidify.
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The shortstop threw to third to try to get Arenado, who was able to slide back to the base headfirst ahead of the throw and leave the bases loaded.
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"Every bit consists of two positions on a surface of copper atoms, and one chlorine atom that we can slide back and forth between these two positions," explained Otte.
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A peace deal signed in 2015 proved shaky and fresh clashes flared in the capital, Juba, in July, raising fears the young nation could slide back into civil war.
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"Furniture would slide across the room and slide back and with it came people and glass," Jan Terbruegen, a passenger rescued from the Viking Sky, told Dagbladet, a Norwegian newspaper.
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But the resulting instability has stoked fears that the vast, mineral-rich country could slide back into the wars that killed millions in the 1990s, mostly from hunger and disease.
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This election is either going to at least reaffirm, perhaps reinforce, the election of 85033, or it is going see us slide back down the embankment into the collective abyss.
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Brent oil futures slide back 60 cents to $51.60 a barrel after hitting a two-week high overnight on the back of an ongoing effort by OPEC to cut production.
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The instability has stoked fears that the vast, mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo could slide back into the wars that killed millions in the 1990s, mostly from hunger and disease.
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Further progress was expected this season, but the Pelicans are 22-33, on a pace to slide back to 33 wins, making them by some measure the season's most disappointing team.
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The sketchy pencil drawings also allow the protagonist to slide back and forth between child Kobe and adult Kobe, making apparent the importance of basketball throughout the decades of Bryant's life.
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It also adds to wider tensions across Congo since President Joseph Kabila refused to step down after his mandate expired in December, raising fears of a slide back into civil war.
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The failure of the peace process has threatened a slide back into a full-blown civil war in a nation that produces oil but remains one of the poorest on earth.
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And amid renewed issues, the company's initial delivery of the already over-cost KC46 Pegasus military refueling tanker (a $44 billion program) is now highly likely to slide back into 2018.
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Every time I got the car a few inches off the ground, the jack would collapse, the car would slide back with a thud and I'd be back to square one.
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Some longer-term research has suggested that one-third of these successes slide back into having active diabetes after five years, but to a lesser degree than they might have without surgery.
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Uranus won't move on from Taurus until 2025, but due to its current retrograde, it'll actually slide back into Aries for a brief visit starting tomorrow, November 6, until early March 2019.
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Unfortunately, after a brief fix we quickly slide back to our baseline, ordinary way-of-being and start chasing the next thing we believe will almost certainly -- and finally -- make us happy.
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The dollar slipped sharply on Wednesday after stronger than expected inflation data and a weak retail sales report, and extended losses on Thursday to slide back towards last month's three-year low.
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Western powers and regional states fear Burundi could slide back into the ethnically charged conflict that characterized the landlocked country's decade-long civil war, which ended through a peace agreement in 2005.
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American drivers have paid lower prices at the pump for five straight weeks, and the cost of filling up could soon slide back to levels last seen before Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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With strong jobs growth, rising wages and inflation ticking higher, there is a risk that the economy now faces overheating at least as much as it does a slide back into recession.
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General Sergei Kuralenko, in charge of Russia's ceasefire monitoring center in Syria, was also cited as saying he saw no risk that the situation would slide back into a full-blown military conflict.
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The U.N. Security Council authorized an extra 4,000 troops for the capital Juba on Friday, in reaction to days of fierce fighting which raised fears of a slide back to full-scale war.
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The risk that the euro zone could slide back into recession, having barely recovered from its long-running debt crisis, could exacerbate the withdrawal by prompting banks to retreat into their home markets.
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A peace deal signed in 2015 proved shaky and fresh clashes flared again in the capital, Juba, in July, raising fears that the five-year-old nation could slide back into civil war.
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Most bigs would be content running a sharpshooter off the line, but Griffin stays low and disciplined, with his hands up and his twitchy feet at attention to slide back or spring forward.
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If Congress and President Trump succeed in dismantling the Affordable Care Act, he will have no insurance to pay for his medication or counseling, and he fears he will slide back to heroin.
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General Sergei Kuralenko, in charge of Russia's ceasefire monitoring centre in Syria, was also cited as saying he saw no risk that the situation would slide back into a full-blown military conflict.
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When the White Sox started to slide back toward the mean, the most urgent reason was that the starting rotation revealed itself to be Sale, Quintana, and three reasons to watch the Cubs.
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They are aware that Sierra Leone is a fragile state, a post-conflict country, and as long as they continue to be insincere, there will always be that potential to slide back towards war.
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At the end of the stroke, I'm supposed to push my hands away as quickly as possible to set up for what's called the recovery, meaning the slow slide back up to the stern.
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Efficiency improvements from the world's largest oil-producing firms and countries, alongside the rise of U.S. shale, will see prices slide back to near $50 a barrel, according to research at investment bank J.P. Morgan.
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Rebel group activity in northeastern Congo had led to a spike in violence in the region in the months before the December presidential election, raising concerns that the country could slide back into civil war.
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Scores have been killed in protests over Kabila's future in the past two years and militia violence has destabilized swathes of Congo, stoking fears the vast central African country will slide back into civil wars.
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Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masazumi Wakatabe said on Wednesday the country could slide back into deflation if the economy comes under downward pressure again, highlighting risks such as the fallout from U.S.-China trade frictions.
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Britain's economy is expected to slide back into recession in the coming year following its vote to leave the EU, pushing the Bank of England to cut interest rates and restart its printing presses next month.
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Defending champion Jordan Spieth managed the first part on Thursday but failed miserably with the second, leaking four shots in his final four holes to slide back into the pack with a disappointing one-over 72.
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Then again, we all remember the heady summer of 2014 when he released his Jay-Z featuring remix of "We Made It" and "Better In Tune With The Infinite," only to slide back into the ether.
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Japan's economy contracted in the final quarter of 2015 and some analysts expect it to slide back into recession in the current quarter, as slow wage growth and sluggish global demand weigh on consumption and exports.
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My fear is that we are at the beginning stages of a slide back to the days of nuclear war threats and personal insults, a dangerous cycle of spiking tensions that must be avoided at all costs.
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"There are two options - to allow Bulgaria slide back into its dark past of ideological lies and submission to foreign interests or ... to make sure that Bulgaria stays where it belongs, among free European countries," Tsacheva said.
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"If President Trump were to assert in response that 'you cheated, therefore I'm going to pull out,' then we could see both countries slide back into large yield testing" and possible new, more effective, nuclear weapons designs.
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The pound has climbed above $1.29 since Prime Minister Theresa May called a national election for June 8, although foreign exchange strategists polled by Reuters expect it will slide back again toward $1.25 in the coming months.
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Iraq's slide back into full-blown chaos began in 2010, when US troops, under an agreement reached by the Bush administration with former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, began withdrawing from the country in significant numbers.
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The berm, rebuilt, would then slide back over the new road, burying it — at grade — while making room above for the so-called BQX streetcar, if that were ever to happen, and also acres of new parkland.
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But the projected economic slump in Portugal and globally, combined with an abrupt strain on public finances due to the virus, means that the country would likely slide back to deficit this year, the finance minister said.
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Despite the increase in podcast listening, Spotify couldn't help but slide back into the red, making a €209 million (around $230 million) operating loss which sat in stark contrast to its third-ever quarterly profit during Q3.
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Bump stocks replace a rifle's standard stock, which is the part held against the shoulder, freeing the weapon to slide back and forth rapidly, harnessing the energy from the kickback that shooters feel when the weapon fires.
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Howard's vocals had only grown more confident, tearing into deceptively slow songs like "Gimme All Your Love" and crooning sustained notes on "Future People" that hang above the guitars, until she finally lets them slide back down.
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Though confident about the short-term economic outlook and monetary stance, policymakers are concerned that persistently low inflation in recent years may mean the economy could slide back into a recession more easily than in past years.
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The device, which is known as a bump stock, helps the body of a semi-automatic rifle slide back and forth during firing, replicating the effect of a machine gun — a consecutive and rapid spray of bullets.
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The fall in yields, most notably the 10-year Treasury yield's slide back below 211 percent, chips away at the narrative that growth and inflation are strong enough to warrant much tighter monetary policy across the developed world.
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Further muddying the waters, Britons voted on June 23 to leave the European Union, a surprise outcome that sent shockwaves through global financial markets and means the British economy may slide back into recession in the coming year.
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Democratic Republic of Congo has never experienced a peaceful transition of power and Kabila's refusal to stand down when his final term expired in December has raised fears the chronically unstable country could slide back into civil war.
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The estimate was included in a presentation about figures released earlier in the day which showed that the Brazilian economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.4% in the second quarter, comfortably avoiding a slide back into recession.
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Futures were lower this morning after China announced additional tariffs against the U.S. The major averages are set to slide back into correction territory after Tuesday's gains pushed them less than 753 percent away from their recent record highs.
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Then inevitably something crushing would dampen my most determined efforts, and make it all too easy to slide back into the shadows, thwarting my rigorous commitment to a positive outlook, and making all my efforts seem absurd and foolish.
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While special focus status is one of the federal government's strictest forms of oversight, nursing homes that were forced to undergo such scrutiny often slide back into providing dangerous care, according to an analysis of federal health inspection data.
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If Wang were to fail to garner sufficient votes, some investors and analysts predict Wanda Commercial's stock would promptly slide back to pre-buyout offer levels given that foreign investors have mostly gone cold on a troubled Chinese property sector.
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Violence erupted in Juba on Sunday and forces loyal to Vice President Riek Machar said his residence had been attacked by President Salva Kiir's troops, raising fears of a slide back into civil war in the five-year-old nation.
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Fierce fighting in the capital between troops loyal to President Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar in July raised fears that the five-year-old nation could slide back into civil war, wrecking a peace deal signed last year.
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The starting five for that team was: The starting five tomorrow against Atlanta could be: Whenever Kevin Love comes back, he will slide back in there, and the Cavs could then have JR, Kyle Korver, and Nance coming off the bench.
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Cerrone is a fast kicker and a great low kicker, constant forward pressure does a lot to throw that off, but to prevent the slide back and low kick raising the knee on entry can often deny the target altogether.
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The U.N. decision followed several days of fierce fighting in the capital Juba last month that raised fears of a slide back into civil war after more than two years of conflict in the world's youngest nation, which gained independence in 2011.
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Back in Nagoya, a day after the dripping matcha tea captured everyone's attention—including the national news—the restaurant came up with a solution: it just rotated the samples 180 degrees, possibly hoping that they'd re-melt and slide back into their cups.
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The danger that Burma still can slide back from its incomplete transition is dramatized by the continued conflict in Rakhine state, violence in the northeastern states of Kachin and Shan and the muted but still present voice of ultra-nationalist Buddhist monks.
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" These tools are legal and can be purchased online or from a manufacturer, Rabadi said, who explained that the accessories work by using "the gun's own inertia to slide back and forth and allow the firing of the weapon in rapid succession.
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Militia violence has intensified across Congo since President Joseph Kabila refused to step down at the end of his constitutional mandate in December, raising fears the country will slide back into the wars at the turn of the century that killed millions.
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Dozens have died in protests over Kabila's future in the past two years and militia violence across the country has also risen, stoking fears the country will slide back into the kind of civil war that killed millions at the turn of the century.
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I have an odd fantasy that somewhere concealed in these two rooms is a switch that if pressed would cause the walls to slide back and reveal a state-of-the-art home, with perhaps a handsome young neophyte in the kitchen preparing Celia's lunch.
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I am aware that I could be living in my own and saving money (instead of living paycheck to paycheck), and I could probably work my way to homeownership, but I am unwilling to let my mom slide back into the social services system.
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While we have committed to a budget, we owe our troops an even greater commitment — not to slide back into dysfunction, not to hold their resources hostage to unrelated political concerns, and never send them into harm's way without everything they need to be successful.
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Not only did he grab a future asset (one that could look even better than originally expected thanks to Kyle Lowry's wrist surgery), but the Magic also added a player who complements Gordon's game and allows him to slide back up into the frontcourt.
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Fierce fighting in mid-July between troops loyal to Kiir and those backing former Vice President Riek Machar raised fears the five-year old state could slide back into full civil war, prompting the Security Council to approve a regional protection force to ensure peace in Juba.
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"We can be pretty sure that when Draghi sat down for his press conference yesterday the last thing he expected to see was the euro hit its highest level in over two years and for equity markets to slide back," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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The European Union was created to prevent a slide back into the Europe of the 1930s, when the democracies that had won World War I undermined one another in a climate of economic instability while autocratic rivals prepared for what became the greatest slaughter humanity has known.
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It's helpful when thinking about Shaq, and what it would be like to actually play against him, to have all of that size and strength pressing firmly into your body, dun dun dun dun, your feet slide back, Shaq makes his move and you got scored on.
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It is essential, however, to make sure that the good kind of seriousness — steady, good-hearted, good-willed — does not slide back into moral smugness or certainty, and that the fascistic thinking and dogmatism against which we retaliated with irony does not become our own signature.
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Macron is the apostle of "profound transformation" – necessary, he argues, if the Union's motor is not to stall, causing it to slide back into a mere collection of states with trade agreements and some cooperation, but guarding their sovereignty and descending into beggar-my-neighbor policies.
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And there's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," which is supposed to send a message to a guy trying to slide back into a relationship—although it comes off more as a mantra for Taylor to chant when she's about to let him back in again.
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He has his timing down on the check hook and has good success on it, but rather than slide back with his feet or drop his right foot back and lean back into his stance, he will often come up out of his stance and lean back only at the waist.
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The problem is that outside the Beltway and the somewhat insular world of professional punditry, no one believes for a minute that Clinton won't pivot to the center, pay lip service to these positions and slide back to the middle to "get things done" once Sanders is out of the way.
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"Greylock has differentiated itself with entrepreneurs in that it's willing to sign up to work with someone who we think can be exceptional very early before there's a line of code or before there's like sentence on a slide, back when there's just the inkling of an idea," Motamedi said.
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They dropped a 10-point decision on the road against the unranked Oklahoma Sooners Saturday to slide back a spot in the AP Top 25 Poll, and now they only have a few days to prepare for this week's gauntlet featuring No. 3 Kansas and No. 1 Baylor in a three-day span.
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Oil prices could slide back into the $239.19s per barrel before the sell-off ends and prices stabilize, analysts said, bringing pain to both OPEC and its archrival — the U.S. shale industry West Texas Intermediate oil futures for July were trading around $23 per barrel Tuesday, and Brent futures were just above $239.
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Put on "Broken Glass" by Annie Lennox and I will instantly slide back down my spine to our old Honda; a mess of warm ready salted Pringle crumbs decorating my lap, the bib of my dungarees lying across my fleshless tits like a clipboard, woozily staring down at the tiny knotted strands of my latest friendship bracelet.
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After a campaign in which they got Hillary Clinton to admit that "black lives matter," vow to protect the rights of undocumented immigrants, and stand up for Muslims under attack by Trump, they don't want Democrats to slide back to a colorblind era — or worse — that neglects or outright abandons the needs of people of color.
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It has been a year since the bird flu tore through the Midwest: enough time for decimated farms to cash their indemnity checks and begin buying replacement birds; for the wholesale price of eggs, which doubled, to slide back to normal; for national awareness of the outbreak, the worst animal-disease epidemic in United States history, to dissipate.
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With Sonic going back to two dimensions for the imminent Mania and the UbiArt Framework-assisted Origins and Legends showing that Rayman's never better than when he's running left to right in a side-on setting, right now feels like a perfect time for the slippery hero to slide back into his Super Suit for some on-brand mirth and mayhem.
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The allegations — including testimony released Friday in which executives at one of the world's largest food companies accused him of taking about $4.6 million in illegal campaign contributions — have ignited broad calls for Mr. Temer's resignation, sent markets whipsawing and set off fears that Brazil will slide back into the political and economic turmoil that has rattled it for the last two years.
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