Sentence examples similar to receding order from inspiring English sources
But as of Thursday, most of the animals have found their way back to TLAC, where the water has receded and order is slowly being restored.
It had been thought that glaciers in the region had to recede in order for humans to be able to reach the Pucuncho basin.
The influence of the mystical orders did not recede; rather new orders came into existence, and most literature was still tinged with mystical ideas and expressions.
There was also considerable transport infrastructure activity, including on the Hernandarias Subfluvial Tunnel, Argentina in the 1960s and the New Elbe Tunnel in Hamburg in the 1970s By the mid-1970s, foreign work (such as the Bosporus Bridge in Turkey, completed 1974 ) was accelerating while domestic orders were receding, according to the company's annual report of 1975.
In the left-leaning magazine The Nation, the cultural historian Thomas Bender described it as an account of the well-meaning but largely unsuccessful efforts of reformers to provide immigrants with a moral order "that was receding irretrievably into the past".
Tissue, taken mostly from the roof of the mouth is grafted onto the gums in order to reinforce receding gums or fill in places where gums are thin.
Additionally, in order to have more accurate predictions of advancing and receding contact angles, the modified Cassie-Baxter relation which includes a local differential texture parameter was proposed [12].
The canvas should be lighted as evenly as possible, and the frame should receive less light in order to recede into the background.
Such concerns are receding.
She is variously described as "lonely", ordered to quit, described as being "in quicksand" and of her hopes of getting a deal through parliament "dramatically receding".
