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Meanings of slip further in English

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Usage of slip further in English
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They're watching the past, watching as I slip further and further away.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
2
He smiled at that, and she felt herself slip further under his spell.
The family man
3
Fears Nelson's Tahunanui hillside may slip further, forcing more evacuations.
Radio NZ
4
Sales may slip further to 13 million sets in the fourth quarter, according to Barclays.
Reuters
5
Some analysts caution oil prices could slip further from current levels soon if U.S. corporate earnings disappoint.
Reuters
6
She let her winter slip further out.
Fragile Eternity
7
With falling oil prices, each day that passes sees the objective slip further out of the bank's reach.
The Irish Times
8
Princess Charlotte will only slip further down the succession line when Prince George has children of his own.
The South African
9
It was still on the decline last night and many believe it could slip further in the days ahead.
The Irish Times
10
Markets are expecting a deal in November, and analysts say sterling would likely fall if the talks slip further.
Reuters
11
OLDER generations are grabbing a growing slice of the nation's record wealth as their children and grandchildren slip further behind.
News.com.au
12
After a bright start to the campaign, the visitors slip further down the log as they move to ninth place now.
The South African
13
Treasury said it would now be finished in 2020 and careful management was required to ensure the schedule did not slip further.
Radio NZ
14
Prices will likely slip further as a new crop is expected to start arriving around end-June or early July until August, traders said.
Reuters
15
In fact, on a day of scorching scores in ideal conditions, the Northern Irishman's effort actually saw him slip further down the leaderboard.
The Irish Times
16
I just don't think I have it. As patient as the rock, he refused to let me slip further into my spiral of doubt.
Climbing Magazine
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