Sentence examples for surge subsides from inspiring English sources

Service companies are more likely to be getting domestic orders, and the fact that those figures have remained solidly positive in most countries — though not in Japan — indicates some resilience in economies even as the international trading surge subsides.

Following the "miracle recovery" of the late 1940s, Belgium's economic surge subsided.

(The power surge subsided by the following season, only adding to the mystery).

Thirty-four Cuban fishermen were also trapped off the coast near Carrabelle, Florida, when ten boats ran aground and were damaged after the storm surge subsided.

Together with a plunge in world prices for rare earths in the last year as a speculative surge has subsided, the environmental rules have hurt profit margins for exporters.

There are many spooky outbuildings with peeled paint on the ceiling and broken window panes, and silence is broken only by organ chords that surge and subside, in a so-so score the director wrote himself.

Throughout, there are interludes of breathtaking beauty when the music surges and subsides, rises and falls, around Morrison's voice".

By the mid-20th century, however, the surge of emigration had subsided, and the population again had begun to increase.

Their recent surge of success has subsided and the Rangers again look as rickety as Mike Richter's battered body.

But it said that surge was likely to subside without causing a rise in the prices of a broader range of goods and services.

In a blog analysing his poll, Ashcroft, who recently gave up his seat in the House of Lords, said the SNP surge had clearly not subsided.