Sentence examples for start retreating from inspiring English sources

Some people argue that the Fed should start retreating from its existing efforts, including Sheila Bair, former chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

May's decision to speed up ratification will relieve green campaigners and charities amid worries that the new prime minister could start retreating from Britain's position as a leader on tackling climate change after leaving the EU.

And while that might make a pleasing experience for individuals who wants to disengage from wider global realities, it's reductive for society as a whole if lots of people start retreating into rose-tinted filter bubbles.

Start retreating into an imaginary corner marked "Mumwine", and one day that corner will become real.

When the insulation and erosion effect of the hills gets reduced erosion sets in and along with rising temperatures the glaciers start retreating.

That night, taking advantage of a heavy rain, he started retreating toward Virginia.

"We started retreating at midnight - we could see the German convoys.

"By the time we reached there, our column had already started retreating.

That came after Posada had taken a 3-1 pitch for a strike and started retreating to the dugout, thinking he had struck out.

"They would come into Britain like a plague of locusts if British newspapers started retreating behind a paywall … if you want to make money you need to have a big global audience".

With corporate borrowers now finding easy access to credit, the default rate has already started retreating from the postwar peak.