Sentences with phrase «now in a downward spiral»

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Now here you can see that Islam has mzh totally sucked in, to the point of trying to pull others into the downward spiral of his cult.

It's now that counts & we're pretty crap and have been overtaken by our rivals, Coming 5th last season is the start of our downward spiral in the league, or at least until we get a new manager

Jack Wilshere's Footballing career has been on a downward spiral for a good couple of seasons now and, as things stand, it begs to wonder whether his career graph would ever progress in an upward direction again.

We are in serious downward spiral, and it needs to be stopped now!

So the weight he gains isn't quality weight, «and now that player is in a downward spiral.

In a downward editorial spiral for at least a decade now, the still powerful weekly resembles a cheap tabloid.

Greece for now is in a downward spiral — its economy shrinking, its social fabric tearing, its political system in disarray and decline.

Former NYC media player Sherman Jackson now finds himself living in homeless shelter after life took «unfathomable» downward spiral.

Finally, in «Nancy's Last Dance,» Nancy Callahan (Jessica Alba), now adding heavy drinking to her dance routine at Kadie's Club Pecos after the death of knight John Hartigan (Bruce Willis, popping up in mirrors as a ghost), finishes off her downward spiral with her revenge on Senator Roarke.

It's been a slight downward spiral for years now, since the Wii was released in my opinion.

Now divorced and living on benefits in a one room flat, rock bottom after a downward spiral of anger and bitterness, his one solace is the weekly visit with his daughter.

I am referring to just being bearish, believing the market will go down, seeing signs of a down trend before you are sitting with a 20 % decline in your accounts or more while holding what were market leading stocks that are now spiraling downward.

You fall into a «downward spiral» of losing money because you feel like you've lost so much to this point that you start to feel like you don't care if you lose anymore, so you start taking bigger risks and trading more frequently, in other words, you're gambling in the markets now.

It's been a slight downward spiral for years now, since the Wii was released in my opinion.