Sentence examples for abated by from inspiring English sources

The weekend violence seemed to have abated by Tuesday.

This crisis abated by the mid-1970s, only to be replaced by a financial one.

The protests largely abated by nightfall, allowing main roads in most cities to reopen.

"I'd be very cautious of saying a future conflict could be abated by the ATT.

The protests abated by noon, and a few hours later the road was clogged with its usual workday traffic.

The storm had abated by then and I did better on the back nine but nowhere near enough.

The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings and said the rain would abate by the afternoon.

Foot-dragging among possible tenants might abate by the time two office buildings under construction in Norwalk are completed.

A long-term trend in economics toward abstraction was abating by the end of the nineteen-eighties, but Duflo could see little empirical work being done in development economics.

The kingdom might get to 12m barrels a day given 10 years, but before then – perhaps as early as 2012 – global production would have hit the highest level it ever will, and given that demand won't be abating by then given levels of economic growth in China and India, the oil price will soar.

"It is one you can abate by reaching out to the strikers, entertaining their grievances and accepting their proposal".