Sentence examples for has receded for from inspiring English sources

That prospect has receded for now.

Ecuador, which defaulted on $3.2 billion of debt as recently as 2008, made a smooth return to bond markets this week.Such a prospect has receded for Argentina.

If a deal had fallen through, capital controls would have been imposed, bringing a renewed threat of "Grexit" from the euro.That prospect has receded for the moment but Greece is still on a knife-edge.

Iraq has receded for now, but it will be an important issue this fall in the competition against Mr. McCain, who offers not the slightest change from President Bush's tragically failed policies.

The threat of blackouts has receded for this winter after scares earlier in the year, National Grid said on Friday, citing a reprieve for Yorkshire's Eggborough coal-fired power station, as well as greater flexibility from companies with big energy requirements.

The punishing August haze has receded for the most part.

The prospect of oil at $100 a barrel seems to have receded, for the moment.

Certainly, any chance of a diplomatic resolution of the crisis caused by Iran's nuclear program would have receded for the foreseeable future.

The worst of the waters have receded, for the moment, even here in the Serbian town hit hardest by the record-smashing floods.

Lingering shots of pre-gentrified downtown neighborhoods, graffiti-slathered subway cars and the little village of shops and stands that once filled the Times Square station now carry a sense of impermanence and inaccessibility, of a world receding into the past, just as notions of "home" have receded for the unseen protagonist.

Tajikistan, torn by civil war for much of the 1990s, has now settled down, and the wave of Islamic terrorism that hit the region a few years ago seems to have receded for the moment.Since independence, the individual Central Asian states have made different political and economic choices which have meant that the contrasts between them are now quite striking.