Sentence examples similar to abated loss from inspiring English sources
Predicting and abating the loss of natural habitats present a huge challenge in science, conservation and management.
Numerous studies have demonstrated that broadcast application of the nitrification inhibitor dicyandiamide (DCD) can abate such losses of reactive nitrogen (N).
The bank plans to report its full first-quarter figures on May 4. UBS also said that net withdrawals from its wealth management units were slowing, as the repercussions abated from big losses during the credit crisis and the bank's agreement to release some client data to the American tax authorities.
While the anguish of this loss has abated, the wound will never fully heal.
Treatment for mothers generally ends once the physical symptoms of loss have abated.
The NAFTA-spurred job loss has not abated during NAFTA's second decade, as the burgeoning post-NAFTA U.S. trade deficit with Canada and Mexico has not declined.
Let me explain it this way: It's much like I suppose what a chronic invalid feels, or someone on the verge of dying, where the estrangement is protective, a way of abating the sense of loss, the regret, and the desire to live is no longer important.
Now, two medical marijuana companies are trying to abate the pain and loss by offering free product to people living in areas that were most affected by the blaze.
It still continues abated.
The mistakes hardly abated.
