a vicious spiral造句

• In a vicious spiral of sectarian violence, civilians were an easy target.
• Hatred among hostile ethnic groups tends to be intensified in a vicious spiral.
• "Hopefully Mexico won't get into a vicious spiral of price wage inflation, " said Solin.
• Violence begets violence, particularly when innocent people become victims in a vicious spiral of terror.
• "The economy has entered a vicious spiral of recession, " the agency said in a report.
• As time progresses, Vincent invents more and more elaborate lies, throwing himself into a vicious spiral of deceit.
• Unless you understand that your own uncivility has contributed to theirs, and created a vicious spiral, nothing will improve.
• This leads to " a vicious spiral of treachery and wariness " as men try to manipulate women and women try to see through their phony blandishments.
• The economy may be slowed so much that new zombies will be created faster than the old ones can be shut, prompting yet more write-offs, yet more economic harm, and so on in a vicious spiral.
• Israel's Jews, Christians and Muslims are clearly caught in a vicious spiral of increasing repression leading to more violence, yet part of the cause of that spiral is the fact that Israeli Arabs are second-class citizens with second-class rights.
• Some people, perhaps to make it sound less mysterious, substitute vicious cycle, and economists have stretched it into a vicious spiral ( of rising prices and rising wages, for example ), an innovation that won approval even from H . W . Fowler, the most persnickety usagist of all.