Sentence examples for receding hope from inspiring English sources

If Bangladesh's defeat of Ireland last week was the first "must-win" of the tournament, this clash is certainly the second, as the quarterfinals will be but a receding hope for the loser.

When the rains stop and the flood waters begin to recede — I hope that is very soon — the cost to rebuild will be massive.

The turmoil in Iraq also prompted buying of gold and silver, whose prices had collapsed as fears of a financial meltdown receded and hopes of recovery grew.

Hope is receding that in the short or intermediate term the Obama stimulus program will put a floor under the market.

But as one hope receded, perhaps another could advance.

But as the war commenced, this hope receded, and the contacts and connections Mackintosh had in Europe were, by necessity, severed.

Swansea's automatic promotion hopes receded after a calamitous second half allowed Burnley to snatch victory.

But over the last few months those hopes appear to be receding with a reshaping of global coal markets.

After $5,000 worth of gum surgery, Stephanie Mascott, 32, a recovering aggressive brusher, bought an Ultreo and now hopes to have kissed her receding gums goodbye.

Middle East specialists in the Obama administration yesterday looked in despair at the Israeli election results, seeing their hopes for peace in the region fast receding.

Dr. ElBaradei insisted he still had hope, but he conceded that the chances were receding.