Sentence examples similar to Receded to a degree from inspiring English sources

The hernia, too, had receded to a back burner.

Like so many global threats, this one made its mark in the media and then receded to a distant memory.

The walls receding to such a degree that they might as well not have been there.

By August 1, the Salcha River had begun to recede to a noticeable extent.

Fortunately, our prudery has receded to the degree that this connotation is nearly discernible once again.

As the Empire's frontiers receded to the Rhine, Switzerland once again became a border area.

As a result of these measures, inflation has receded to about 4% in 2013.

a.

We can recede to safer heights.

Well, to a degree.

To a degree, yes.