a vicious circle造句

Israel is caught in a vicious circle.

That can create a vicious circle.

His increasingly visible chagrin sets up a vicious circle.

This sets up a vicious circle of increasing myopia, stronger glasses, and increased focusing stress.

This can cause a vicious circle as debtors are forced to sell assets, driving prices down.

Children and grandchildren eat tiles and rent, which will form a vicious circle between generations.

And the infrequent and indiscriminate use of the Chinese language also forms a vicious circle.

"This feeds a vicious circle of more and more choice," says Matthew Isotta of Oliver Wyman.

To make matters worse, insulin resistance creates a vicious circle in which the insulin will increasingly be less effective.

Harris Private Bank's Jack Ablin says deep recessions generate a vicious circle between job losses and reduced economic activity.

And then you have a vicious circle of more unemployment and fewer taxpayers to share the burden .

Each year they can't not only digest part of debts, but a number of new debts will be formed. It is a vicious circle.

Why were you absent from lessons last month? B: I was stuck in a vicious circle. A: Oh, what happened to you?

The list of worries is long. Concerns about the Banks affect sovereign debt, which in turn affects the Banks in a vicious circle.

More realistically, given the market's decline, profits will suffer, depressing results and pulling share prices further down in a vicious circle.

On the contrary, if everyone continues to stay indoors, it will only make the current weak economy worse, eventually forming a vicious circle, unable to extricate themselves.

After four young men were shot on that first day, a vicious circle of funerals and protests began to revolve, with tribal honour demanding revenge.

When the funds is redeemed in a large scale, the liquidity risk of open-end funds will take place, which leads to a vicious circle between the funds redemption and the stock price decline.

They talk of rising economic nationalism and a decline in the popular legitimacy of the EU and its institutions, and worry that these two trends are feeding each other in a vicious circle.

Nathan: I have a physio and they advised me that one of the problems I have with my back is that the muscles get tired and there's like a vicious circle.

Many developing countries were still caught in a vicious circle of contraction, and the lack of bank confidence - on which credit is based -- will take more time to turn around.

Ever since Orlando went back-to-back, top picks have gone to lousy teams every spring, creating a vicious circle in which the lottery replenishes weak teams with blue-chippers who aren't ready to carry weak teams.

This paper points cut that during the economic reform practice for rcent tea years, the contract resposibility system manifested its defects which have led our national economy into a vicious circle of spiral inflation.