Sentence examples for has recently receded from inspiring English sources

Well, consider the case of the budget deficit — an issue that dominated Washington discussion for almost three years, although it has recently receded.

The national government additionally faces a struggle to meet its own refinancing obligations, though Spain's borrowing costs have recently receded from their record highs of late July, after a pledge by Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, that the central bank would "do whatever it takes to preserve the euro as a stable currency".

The graffito about Shas, plus posters similarly denouncing Yisrael Beiteinu which began appearing just before the Annapolis summit, shows that the pressure is already on.On top of that, Mr Olmert's government could still fall over the final report of a commission investigating last year's Lebanon war, or over any one of several corruption probes (though those threats have recently receded a bit).

But assuming the ETS survives, that is likely to change, and if America ever adopted an equivalent cap-and-trade arrangement, forest carbon would be part of it.The chances of that have recently receded, following the United States Senate's failure in July to approve a proposed cap-and-trade scheme.

These worries have recently receded in significance in biomedical ethics, because there is now a consensus in law and ethics that it is never a moral violation to withhold or withdraw a medical treatment that has been validly refused.

Niigaki had also told lies about their relationship and the degree of his deafness — which was not total, true, but was more severe than the ghostwriter claimed, and which had only recently receded.

That has recently changed.

The waters only recently receded.

They had recently met.

Earlier this summer, a strong Niño was indeed forecast, though the chances of this happening seem to have receded recently.But if Dr Chen and Dr Tung are right, then the fluctuations in the Atlantic may be more important.

The risk has receded but Ebola has not fully retreated".