Sentence examples for before abating from inspiring English sources
Yet bank lending — with a heavy emphasis on the property sector — was permitted to grow at a 26% annual clip through 1997 before abating.
We know that some if not most of these victims would still be alive if the guns used were not readily available when the impulse to do harm arose (as it sometimes does momentarily before abating, even in those human beings not diagnostically mentally ill).
Basin flooding events also often move hundreds of kilometres downstream before abating (Pittock et al., 2006).
These included the following: sharing activities other families used to entertain their children, having fewer face-to-face sessions and some online content they could access at their leisure and when needed, and one parent reported that her child suffered night terrors following removal of TV viewing before bed but added that these only lasted a few nights before abating.
With the scale of the protests having increased each night and Barack Obama now briefed on the Ferguson situation by the Attorney General Eric Holder, the fury is not expected to have abated before tonight.
The story of a gale abating just before the start, the exact pacing by his friends, the head-back, eyes-shut finish and his collapse are vividly told in both accounts, though Mr Bascomb's florid narrative suits the race itself better.
Above all, he argued, carbon pricing has yet to evolve from an insurance policy for regulators to the workhorse for abating carbon emissions before it can leverage its cost-reducing potential.
Ebola has come and gone before, but if it abates, one day it will be back.
Economic anxiety is abating.
Some worries are abating.
