Sentence examples for recede as from inspiring English sources

The Detroit automakers conceded Tuesday that they no longer expected consumers to change their behavior if gas prices recede, as happened after spikes in the 1970s and '80s.

The opposition parties remain fragmented and their ability to harness the full backing of the Buganda authorities to pose a serious threat will recede as long as cross-party bickering over positions continues.

California had proposed to draw Lake Mead down more than 110 feet in the worst case, a level that could make the shoreline recede as much as two miles in some areas.

It's not only that events happen quickly, but that they recede as quickly as well.

Ideally the impairment charges will recede as quickly as the gush of revenue from new loans.

As generations pass, use of the indigenous language often fades or disappears, and linguistic and cultural identity recede as well.

According to Hopkins, "globalization remains an incomplete process: it promotes fragmentation as well as uniformity; it may recede as well as advance; its geographical scope may exhibit a strong regional bias; its future direction and speed cannot be predicted with confidence and certainly not by presuming that it has an 'inner logic' of its own.

Competition could recede as upstarts retreat.

The cheap currency may recede as an issue.

If Hispanic voters feel picked on, belittled by Republicans, economics will recede as an issue.

In the second part, earthly lives recede as they gradually reappear, nearly all dressed in white.