Sentence examples for recede after from inspiring English sources

If the Casey Anthony trial is any indication, the high viewership will recede after this trial concludes.

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

Although many had expected the blocking of Web sites and VPNs to recede after the party congress, that has not happened.

Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, too, saw their partisan and ideological waves crest soon after taking office, then recede after midterm election setbacks.

So one reason the dream must be revived is that the nightmare, which seemed to recede after the end of the cold war, is getting closer again.

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 ice receded after the 1715 advance.

However, this threat seems to have receded after inflation slipped into negative territory in September.

The jitters receded after central banks provided enough extra cash to help prop up Europe's commercial banks.

But the prospect of major overhaul to the structure of the railway has receded after relations improved with the government.

Once the stiffness and swelling receded after the start against the Mariners, Sabathia was cleared to make his next start in Detroit.