Sentence examples for pressure fades from inspiring English sources

As the red ink recedes, pressure fades for a budget deal in Washington.

As Wednesday's pressure faded, Johnson clashed with Pringle to earn red.

The Economy: Budget Pressures Fade Payrolls are rising but labor productivity is decreasing.

Further out, inflation should fall back towards the 2% target as external price pressures fade and a revival in productivity growth curbs domestic cost pressures.

They anticipate inflation will peak at around 3.2% in 3Q 2013, before falling back to target "as a revival in productivity growth dampens increases in domestic costs and external price pressures fade".

As a result, the region with positive radial pressure gradient fades away.

They show in their Fig. 4 that an initially defined pressure bump fades away with time.

Adding to the upward price pressure are fading expectations that Tiger Management, a $9 billion New York hedge fund, will soon sell some palladium holdings, analysts said.

The decline in distressed sales and so-called shadow inventory (homes that are behind on mortgage payments or in foreclosure, but not yet on the market) had been pushing up prices, Mr. Gapen said, but that upward pressure will fade over time.

And all of our real-world pressures will fade away, and it will feel, yet again, like anything is possible.

You could not even begin to comprehend how Murray finally won Wimbledon on Sunday, how he finally bore the pressure of a faded tennis empire, an entire country hoping for him to win but expecting him to fail, without those tears.