Sentence examples for receding prospects from inspiring English sources

They assumed that the benefits of the peace process the lifting of the Arab embargo, rising living standards, receding prospects of war would speak for themselves.

So Mr. Obama's aides say they are accelerating a gradual refocusing of policy away from the receding prospects of all-out war, and onto classic "containment" of the North's one last big asset: its ability to teach other nations how to put together the building blocks of the bomb.

But after five weeks of violence in which at least 183 people have been killed, most of them Arabs, and with Mr. Clinton's clout quickly receding, the prospects for talks before Mr. Clinton leaves office on Jan . 20appeared limited.

Early last year a major EU treaty change seemed imminent, but now the prospect is receding.Still, once things have settled down Britain needs to decide whether it is in or out.

Balding expressed hope that the thunderstorms moving north over Europe on Thursday would hit Epsom on Friday morning but that prospect is receding according to Andrew Cooper, the clerk of the course.

But when she entered graduate school in molecular biology at N.Y.U., dance seemed to recede as her prospects in biology brightened.

However, the prospect recedes if Ukip and the Scottish National party have a bigger impact than seemed likely a few months ago.

The risk of a eurozone collapse has greatly receded, and the prospect of a destabilising standoff over the US fiscal position now looks much less likely.

That prospect receded when Nolan, frustrated at having a run blocked off by Fernando Amorebieta, booted the defender to the ground, obliging the referee Mark Clattenburg to reach for the red.

The risk of a eurozone collapse has greatly receded, and the prospect of a destabilizing standoff over the U.S. fiscal position now looks much less likely.

The generals' powers would be shorn further if Turkey ever joined the EU.Yet that prospect seems to be receding.