Sentence examples for has started to recede from inspiring English sources

Some provinces north of Bangkok have been inundated for more than a month, although floodwater there has started to recede in recent days as massive pools of runoff flow south.

Though consumer prices stayed elevated last month, there were signs that inflation has started to recede, welcome news for the Federal Reserve as it tries to avert a prolonged recession while keeping prices in check.

Yet the good news won't preclude further debate over the future of the program, which conservatives continue to view as unsustainable, even as the recession-driven spike of recent years has started to recede.

After three days of heavy rainfall, floodwater have started to recede in parts of the city.

And the flood waters of the Limpopo and other rivers have started to recede, officials said today.

And while water levels have started to recede slightly in some places, officials warned on Saturday that the river would remain above flood stage for several weeks.

Shinawatra said floodwaters had started to recede but high tides in the Gulf of Thailand would continue to test Bangkok's flood defences.

Ms. Yazbek, who has the fair complexion of many coastal Syrians, was born into a prominent family whose fortunes had started to recede after her grandfather voluntarily distributed his considerable land to the peasants who worked on it.

"The opium floodwaters in Afghanistan have started to recede," Antonio Maria Costa, the executive director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, wrote in the foreword to the 2008 edition of the annual opium survey, published Tuesday.

Gough's hair had started to recede before Bewilderbeast, and feeling self-conscious about it, one day on tour in Japan, he grabbed his girlfriend's tea-cosy hat to wear on the stage.

His best work was from the late 1920s and 1930s, including eerie portraits of his lover and assistant Lee Miller and commercial work for Vogue and Vanity Fair, but the theme of constant reinvention and assimilation had started to recede.