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Relapsing in sentence

13 examples of Relapsing in a sentence

If successful, it will be the first treatment for relapsing malaria approved in more than 60 years.
A study published by Columbia University on civil resistance has shown that the probability of a country relapsing into civil war following a successful anti-dictatorship armed campaign is 43%, versus 28% when the campaign is unarmed.
Nonetheless, some sort of accord, whatever its gritty nuances, is both possible and necessary, given that preventing Afghanistan from relapsing into civil war or again becoming an export base for terrorism is in everyone’s interest, including Pakistan’s.
Then, relapsing into a sombre meditation; 'Hell,' she said, 'hell would be a blessing to me; I should still have some days in this world to spend with him, but hell here on earth, the death of my children ...Yet, at that price, perhaps my crime would be forgiven me ...Oh!Great God!Grant me not my pardon at that price.
Without, however, observing that the quality was of the most approved kind, the traveler relieved his host by relapsing again into his meditations.
I told her my condition, and what a different flux and reflux of tears and hopes I had been agitated with; I told her what I had escaped, and upon what terms; and she was present when the minister expressed his fears of my relapsing into wickedness upon my falling into the wretched companies that are generally transported.
Then he lost all energy, relapsing beneath the weight of implacable fatality that bound his limbs so as to more surely crush him.
At sight of her child, Mrs. Bardell started; suddenly recollecting herself, she kissed him in a frantic manner; then relapsing into a state of hysterical imbecility, the good lady requested to be informed where she was.
The mirth of Mr. Bob Sawyer was rapidly ripening into the furious, Mr. Ben Allen was fast relapsing into the sentimental, and the punch had well-nigh disappeared altogether, when the boy hastily running in, announced that a young woman had just come over, to say that Sawyer late Nockemorf was wanted directly, a couple of streets off.
"Try the settee," said Holmes, relapsing into his armchair and putting his fingertips together, as was his custom when in judicial moods.
"Nay; stay so," he said imperiously; and relapsing into the vernacular, muttered thickly:"Those who serve the king shall not lack their reward.
She was fast relapsing into stupor; nor did her mind again rally: at twelve o'clock that night she died.
Pierre, who was relapsing into nervous irritation, wanted to know whatMarowsko meant by this phrase.