Sentence examples for may recede the from inspiring English sources

Bill McKibben works our damaged planet Earth through a dimension of time reversal and what might be called the physics of Christian beatitude: The future shall be made past, and the big shall be made small; the global shall be restored to the local; the harm may be undone, the seas may recede, the temperatures may drop, the hurricanes may abate and humanity may be returned to its happier mind.

The bigger, more complicated arguments about the cause of the crises may recede into the background as long as most Californians and Britons continue to grin and bear it.

Still, the story may recede from the headlines if one of the accusers doesn't eventually come forward and speak on the record.

The manifestation of the troubles may recede, but the problem itself remains.

Although we do not have exact observations of how magmas drain back after lava effusion, we assume that the vesiculated magma in the conduit may recede down the conduit due to its weight.

The gums may recede from the teeth leaving roots exposed which may lead to tooth loss.

Even though inflation may recede in the short term, Mr King is worried that the British economy is operating at a level that is too close to its capacity.

Such caution may recede as the Kentucky Senate race settles in.

This judicial backlash against Republican overreaching may recede after the 2012 election — or it may establish an important new constitutional right.

Hurricane Sandy's political impact may recede, but the $20 billion generated for local resiliency projects moves ahead.

This means that knowledge previously received may recede to the background.