Sentence examples for recede much from inspiring English sources
Doubters of the findings in the 2009 annual report on the status of Social Security and Medicare trust funds believe that the moment when Social Security goes broke might recede much farther into the distance if only the trustees would change some of their unnecessarily conservative assumptions on economic growth incorporated in their latest report.
And if "unconventional" hydrocarbons such as tar sands and shale oil (which can be converted with greater effort to petrol) are included, the resource base grows dramatically and the peak recedes much further into the future.After GhawarIt is also true that oilmen will probably discover no more "super-giant" fields like Saudi Arabia's Ghawar (which alone produces 5m bpd).
Thus the differential effects of increasing stimulus speed could be enhanced for looming sounds over receding much like looming and receding sounds of the same speed produce differential neural responses.
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.
In Bangladesh, waters have receded from much of the capital, Dhaka, half of which was submerged.
The falls are on the move upriver, receding as much as six feet a year.
The net effect is that Uighur culture has receded in much of Xinjiang Province.
WITH the flood waters mercifully receding in much of the country, normal service has resumed in Thai politics—and that means talking obsessively about Thaksin Shinawatra.
As waters receded across much of the northeastern state of Queensland on Friday, people began to count the cost and tentatively rebuild from one of Australia's worst natural disasters.
WILL we or won't we? Ask any Labour MP whether there will be a referendum on euro-entry and he will tell you that the chances have receded to much less than even.
As waters receded across much of the flood-ravaged northeastern state of Queensland on Friday, people began to count the cost and tentatively rebuild from one of Australia's worst natural disasters.
