Sentence examples for recede somewhat from inspiring English sources

The deficit will start to "recede somewhat" over the next two years as the stimulus winds down and the recovery brings in more revenue, but is projected to remain around 4 to 5 percent of gross domestic product through 2020, Mr. Bernanke said.

Mr. McCain's advisers said their hope was that the issue of the economy would recede somewhat from the public consciousness, now that Congress has passed a bailout plan, and open the way to try to turn the contest back into a referendum on Mr. Obama's credentials.

If the Tea Party candidates continue to be routed in the next few primary elections, one thing will be clear: the threat incumbent Republicans most fear, of a Tea Party primary challenger (or "getting primaried" as it's now called) will recede somewhat.

Instead, they receded somewhat.

Iraq has receded somewhat as an issue in the campaign.

While water levels have receded somewhat in recent days, showers continued through the weekend.

Concerns over the impact of Green OA and the role of repositories have receded somewhat, though not disappeared.

According to many political calculaters, the threat to the Government from the Liberal Party has receded somewhat since the Llandudno conference.

Now Varnay has receded somewhat from memory, and Nilsson is the benchmark against whom every new dramatic soprano is judged.

With recent news of the war in Afghanistan, the twin towers have receded somewhat from public attention, which makes sense.

Over the last four weeks, as Mr. Cheney, Mr. Baker and Mr. Card stepped to the foreground, Mr. Rove, Ms. Hughes, Mr. Evans and Mr. Allbaugh have all receded somewhat from view.