Sentence examples for abated to a from inspiring English sources

Even the smell has abated to a degree.

She was constantly dizzy -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week" -- and though her symptoms often abated to a tolerable level, they seemed to flare up at the most inopportune times.

There was some initial press criticism of Ms Jolie's decision to undergo RRM, but this abated to a large extent when it was announced 15 days after the initial news story that her aunt had died of breast cancer (the initial stories only mentioned ovarian cancer in her mother).

This sheet system expands transiently during the passage of the SAPIEN 3 transcatheter heart valve and abates to a lower-profile diameter thereafter.

With a dynamic expansion mechanism, this sheath system adapts transiently during the passage of the Edwards Sapien 3 transcatheter heart valve and abates to a lower-profile diameter thereafter.

By Malcolm Brabant SINDH PROVINCE, Pakistan, 27 January 2011 – The floodwaters that swept the length of Pakistan six months ago have abated to reveal a new humanitarian crisis: child malnutrition.

Six months after floods struck, malnutrition hits hard in affected areas of Pakistan SINDH PROVINCE, Pakistan, 27 January 2011 – The floodwaters that swept the length of Pakistan six months ago have abated to reveal a new humanitarian crisis: child malnutrition.

The rain had abated to little more than a drizzle but this was still a day for the kickers, in particular Jones, who stroked over his first five penalties for a 15-0 half-time lead.

In the IMPACT trial, oral anticoagulation was initiated when AHREs were detected by implanted cardioverter-defibrillators and withdrawn when they abated, according to a protocol accounting both for AHRE duration as detected by remote device monitoring and stroke risk assessment.

The trend was no less pronounced in a dozen other states that together issued more than a half-million permits in 2012 in a civilian armaments boom that shows little sign of abating, according to a survey in The Wall Street Journal.

The System promises to abate risk, to assuage a coach's nervous uncertainty.