Sentence examples for could ebb from inspiring English sources

With a yawning trade deficit, support could ebb further.

Israel's anti-missile defence systems have proved effective and Hamas's popularity in Gaza prompted by the war could ebb quickly.

One risk for the Greens is that their success could ebb if Japan managed to bring its nuclear disaster under control.

"Our will to pursue the mission is strong but could ebb if the Afghans don't follow through quickly on their end of the deal".

Computer sales, for example, could ebb and flow with standard replacement cycles, or be pegged more directly to new software releases.

Although consumer confidence is still very high, it could ebb if the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates, as it is widely expected to do.

Mr. Chambers said the momentum could yet ebb, but he characterized it as "the strongest in many years".

But there are signs that its influence on the nominating process could be ebbing and that the nature of the voters who tend to turn out for the Republican caucuses — a heavy concentration of evangelical Christians and ideological conservatives overlaid with parochial interests — is discouraging some candidates from competing there.

Barnsley manager Keith Hill on his team's reaction to going behind: "It could have ebbed away at the little confidence we had, but it didn't and we looked strong in the second half.

But support for him, in the region as well as at home, could start to ebb away.

Digital screens could abound and ebb and flow with the press of a button to highlight all the great products available from and worn by people from around the world, and there would be rooms reserved for try-on, fully connected with the digital world and personalized to the individual.