Sentence examples for will recede in from inspiring English sources

But they will recede in importance when our public morality is consistent with our private one".

It's entirely possible that these issues will recede in the coming weeks, but only if the economic news gets worse.

If Europe and the world now experience a growth miracle, these debt problems will recede in importance, because solvency is all about debt burdens relative to G.D.P.

Bankrate.com, which puts out a weekly mortgage rate trend index, found a majority of the experts it surveyed say rates will recede in the coming week.

But it's a defect that will recede in importance as time goes by -- 10 years from now (and this book is going to be around far longer than that, if Yale will only keep it in print), so much will have happened that these particular omissions won't stand out.

I am seriously hoping that, over time, these peaks and valleys will recede in my mind, because, gosh darn it, they're going to increase on my face.

As it wears the boss will recede into the housing.

A small wave might come up and fill the water where it is supposed to be, but then it will recede back in a second.

With peace, the dangers of an Arab Spring in Palestine will recede, and the horrific loss of life for each side will end.

Once more, if the penny does not drop England's outside chances of making a mark in France will recede even further into the distance.

Most observers expect Putin to serve out his presidency but also say his ability to secure another six-year term in 2018 will recede unless he starts pulling Russia out of stagnation.