Sentence examples for receded under from inspiring English sources

And they ultimately receded under the onslaught of daily life.

Government plans to privatise Channel 4, revealed by a leaked document last year, have receded under the new government following former culture secretary John Whittingdale's departure.

A growing or receding (under the impact of therapy) tumor represents a dynamic environment with changes in its angiogenic status, cell mass, and extracellular matrix composition.

Taken together, the microbial community data indicate that CH4 production and consumption potentially recedes under lake shrinkage, whereas the formation of Meadow may increase CH4 emission and oxidization potential.

Bratton's history does not suggest that zero-tolerance policing, quotas or racial profiling are likely to recede under his watch.

The territory it controls in both in Syria and Iraq has receded considerably under disparate offensives throughout the two collapsing nation states.

Many had hoped that the old hatreds between Northern Ireland's two main groups — the mainly Protestant, pro-British unionists, and the mainly Roman Catholic republicans, with their commitment to a united Ireland — would recede permanently under the auspices of the Good Friday agreement.

The risk of a big bank going under has receded as $27 billion (and counting) of capital has flowed into the sector from sovereign wealth funds.

By April the Japanese threat to Goodenough had receded and an air strip was under construction.

Like many small languages, Cornish receded quickly between the 17th and 19th centuries under pressure from English, which was the tongue of power and of commerce.

"Now That We've Melted It, Let's Exploit It" Department: As Arctic ice recedes under global warming with the promise of ice free summers appearing within decades, oil companies such as Shell, spurred by better technology and high oil prices, are pursuing oil drilling up there, reports the Economist.