In July, the water begins to recede.

Generally, the symptoms recede after discontinuing use of the drugs.

So verily I call to witness the planets that recede ,

With prices falling, the imperative to act inevitably tends to recede.

The flood waters did not recede for months owing to drainage problems.

It would be so hard for him to recede into the background.

As floodwaters recede, crocodiles have been found in dry grounds looking for food.

At such times the vision of peace seems to recede to the far horizon.

The turmoil may yet be contained and recede, sending oil prices back to lower levels.

As a result, the possibilities for global cooperation on economic and other matters will recede further.

So verily , I swear by the planets that recede ( i.e. disappear during the day and appear during the night ) .

No doubt the euphoria of these heady days will recede as the difficult jobs of government and politics begin.

They are going to recede towards the vanishing point in the horizon, and I want you to notice two things.

This map shows the way the Marathas were carving up pieces of the Mogul domain as it began to recede.

With a smaller debt burden and interest payments, Egypt s fiscal position would improve significantly, and threats to economic growth would recede.

The expectations which followed that conference have started to recede because of insufficient resources available to implement the programme of action.

To be sure, there is no such thing as perfect safety, and, historically, waves of terrorism have often taken a generation to recede.

As economies recede, unemployment raises its ugly head, denying breadwinners of the home the resources necessary for the care and comfort of their charges.

If fears of deflation were to recede, and if output and employment were to grow more vigorously, the pressure for a protectionist response would dissipate.

Because of the attacks that have come in from the north by conquerors like Nadir Shah, they quickly recede, but what's left is a greatly weakened empire.

Roughly 11,000 years ago, when the ice sheets began to recede, humans repopulated the area genetic research suggests they came from the northern part of the Iberian Peninsula.

MILAN It is about 18 months since the financial crisis hit, and 12 months since the panic started to recede, with asset prices stabilizing and beginning to turn up.

But Hamas s victory suggests that the gaps between the Israeli and Palestinian sides will grow even wider, and that the chances for a negotiated settlement will recede even farther into the future.

Since the arrival of a small contingent of French troops in 2003, the horror of this latest African civil war has occasionally intruded on the awareness of the global public, only to recede again.

For whatever sign We change or eliminate or cause to recede into oblivion , We bring forth a better sign , one that is identical . Do you not know that God has power over all things ?

The threat of a global war of annihilation continues to recede, and we are witnessing an increasing trend towards dialogue and cooperation, in new forms and through new mechanisms, in different regions and on a world wide scale.

Even if the left wing of the European left like the most liberal of America s Democrats voices concerns that Obama has selected a far too centrist cabinet, a classical form of anti Americanism is bound to recede in Europe.

The frontiers of poverty in Africa, as elsewhere, can be made to recede only if the international community and, in particular, the United Nations rethinks the machinery for international cooperation and firmly commits itself to promoting development in these countries.