Sentence examples for receding slightly from inspiring English sources

The United States current account deficit — the broadest gauge of America's imbalance in relation to the rest of the world — hit a record 6.2percentt of gross domestic product in 2006 before receding slightly this year.

When questioned at which times during the course of the day (lunchtime to late evening) such behaviours occurred in children with ADHD, a consistent pattern emerged, with parents reporting that such behaviours peaked during the late afternoon/early evening period, receding slightly during the late evening and at bedtime.

Several measures of risk aversion receded slightly.

The scholarly and the erudite receded slightly in the three "negritos" that followed.

Over the weekend, the likelihood of a war between India and Pakistan receded slightly.

In prose Morgan's emphasis on the sounds of language recedes slightly, to give full weight to the events.

The problem, invariably, is that once you bring on soloists, the orchestra recedes slightly into the background.

It has since receded slightly to 30.6 percent, however, as Mr. Obama held leads in a number of swing state polls late last week.

Then the giant red word "Children" receded slightly to the point where the full phrase came clear: "16 Children".

And while water levels have started to recede slightly in some places, officials warned on Saturday that the river would remain above flood stage for several weeks.

Friday's five-day gain lifted the markets out of a streak of weekly losses, and the volatility receded slightly on Friday.