Sentence examples for receding countries from inspiring English sources

Plus, the digitally receding countries include large economies like Germany, the UK, and France, as well as Finland and Sweden, Scandinavian tech powerhouses that were the early leaders of mobile telephony.

Part of the problem is that the prospect of a secure resumption in Iraqi supply is receding: the country is far from pacified, and some oil investors are doubtless betting that things may yet get worse.

To what extent is the significance of geographical distance between countries receding as the Internet develops?

As the flood of foreign aid that has buoyed Afghanistan's economy for more than a decade recedes, the country's prosperity may well depend on its prodigious mineral resources, valued at $908 billion.

With the worst of the banking crisis now receding in most rich countries, it is tempting to send the financial firefighters home.

It made of the men vague shapes receding deeper into a country where they knew the marines could not follow.

"If the country keeps receding, or even disappeared, there is hardly anything that would have a major negative impact abroad.

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.

The fiscal crisis that had forced a devaluation of the currency and general belt-tightening in 1999 was receding into memory and the country appeared to be headed for a burst of growth and stability.

So when the downside risks to global growth recede, these countries will need to begin making progress again in reducing their fiscal weaknesses.

Even so, the chances are receding of a deal that sees countries promise explicit cuts in emissions.