Sentence examples for receding of from inspiring English sources

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

It was not simply the receding of the historical events on which the western was based that caused its eclipse.

We felt a moment vanishing, the receding of those first few days of citywide concentration, citywide commitment.

Though supported by conservationists, the agreement's principal intention is not to conserve this new fish habitat, formed by the receding of polar ice as the world warms up.

The apparent receding of peace efforts at a time of persistent violence and a steadily diminishing American role is a bleak prospect for all Afghans and the Westerners who support them.

This new book laments the decline of common sense and know-how, the receding of a "miraculous day of absent litigation, friendliness among people, and large and plentiful game".

The goodwill generated by these gestures may ebb when the crisis recedes, of course.

The prospect has also receded of more reforms necessary to start accession talks with the European Union.

He knows that any hope has receded of the substantial international career that could and perhaps should have been his due.

The receding echo of civilisation, of humanity, pulses faintly throughout.

And that's where the idea about having Taylor recede out of the race emerges.