Sentence examples for will not recede from inspiring English sources

Water levels have peaked but will not recede until mid-November -- assuming that there are no more heavy storms.

And the question she raises will not recede: was she a quirky outsider, or was she Europe's first abstract painter, central to the history of abstract art?

The closeness of the party balance in the Senate will not recede any time soon into history, but will persist at least through the next Congress.

Until we resolve to fix this at a social level, this issue will not recede.

"People are fed up with a government that rewards wealthy donors, and that anger will not recede," David Donnelly, president and CEO of the reform group Every Voice, said in a statement Tuesday.

Even if a deal is made, the memory of the shutdown will not recede easily, especially as the solution will probably not bring a meaningful resolution to the problem, but more likely just ensure another reckoning at a future date.

Although Kluwe says he has no idea what he will do in retirement ("Play video games?" his mother said), he will probably not recede from public view.

Most people will experience a reduction of such symptoms within one month, however, in about 10 20% of trauma victims the symptoms will not spontaneously recede [1].

Harvesting is due to start soon and many are concerned that if the water does not recede, it will push crop prices up.

The risk is that oil and other commodities will soar much higher now, as they did in 2008, only this time the spike may not recede quickly.

It did not recede.