Sentence examples for barely abated from inspiring English sources
The celebrations marking Leadbitter's opener had barely abated when Ramírez scored a second.
At least 20 Palestinians and 10 Israelis have died in a cycle of violence that has barely abated since the cease-fire took effect on June 13.
The British Crime Survey shows that worry about loitering teenagers, noisy neighbours and drunken louts the sort of menaces the laws are designed to tackle has barely abated in the past five years.
The wave of hostile messages to Creasy's Twitter site has barely abated, and on Thursday she continued to rebuff some, engage wittily with others, and encourage those with information about the most serious threats to go to the police.
A few years have passed but the questions about Sir Alex Ferguson have barely abated and the 39-year-old Peterborough manager is now well versed in indulging his inquisitors.
In a long-roiling residential market, where rents and prices have barely abated in the city, even during the national economic slowdown, those wide open spaces in multistory warehouses and factories -- some vacant, some still hosting active businesses -- have become tantalizingly ripe for conversion.
Barely has the storm abated after the visit of England's rugby union players to the delightful haunt than the England cricket coach defended his players for behaviour of which they were not guilty.
Of course, as the rain abated on my final mile, and when the storm barely inflicted any damage in my area (sadly, other parts of the country weren't so lucky), I knew only the former was true.
Its stuffiness has abated.
