Sentence examples for a let-up in from inspiring English sources

There is some hope of a let-up in January.

Yet markets have given little sign of a let-up in pressure.

There is no sign of a let-up in US air strikes despite the Isis threat.

Or has there been a let-up in sponsoring extremist and terrorist groups like Hezbollah in Lebanon?

Analysts say boastings from regional armies should be treated with caution, as the Islamists are far from defeated and can easily regroup, especially if there is a let-up in the military pressure.

A let-up in petrol price rises helped inflation fall to 1.6% in March from 1.7% in February on the consumer price index (CPI) measure, according to official data.

Nor has there been any let-up in a practise sanctioned by Mr. Tudjman, of imposing a "war tax" of 30percentt on all supplies and arms funneled through Croatian-held areas to Sarajevo.

If the market was going to react badly to a let up in austerity it would have happened in 2012, and it did not.

So if history is anything to go by, this month is unlikely to see a let up in the volatility, something that clients are probably praying will actually fall.

"If you don't understand that, you can go ask Edward Snowden". For the time being, there is unlikely to be a let up in the rhetoric between U.S. lawmakers and Huawei.

Showing no signs of a let up in Orange Coast League play, the Laguna Beach High baseball team continued its assault toward another league title by winning three road games in the past week.