Sentence examples for abated in part from inspiring English sources

In the real world, however, criticism has abated in part because the majority opinion was strikingly respectful of commonplace gun regulations.

As we approach the fortieth anniversary of the resignation, next week, that "fevered detestation" has abated — in part, no doubt, because the generation that watched Nixon's rise and fall is disappearing, or has been tempered by age, and in part because other Presidents have since become objects of hatred.

The price rises that have accompanied soaring growth, meanwhile, have so far shown little sign of abating, in part because of sharp increases globally in the costs of raw materials.

Mr. Bernanke and other top Fed officials have acknowledged that consumer prices are rising faster than they would like, but they have predicted that inflation pressures will abate in part because of slowing economic growth.

The Santa Ana winds abated in most parts of the region as hundreds of additional firefighters and pieces of equipment moved into the area.

The one sore spot with my Echo use thus far has been its limitations in terms of third-party integrations, something abated only in part by IFTTT recipes.

They worried that the rally in asset prices could reignite problems like property price bubbles and credit growth, which had begun to abate in many parts of Asia.

Moscow is also far ahead in malls, part of a continuing boom in Russia that has slowed, but not abated, in the recession.

The fascination has hardly abated in recent decades.

The mastery of filmmaking hasn't abated in "Reloaded".

But the mastery of filmmaking hasn't abated in "Reloaded".