Sentence examples for failed to abate from inspiring English sources

On the surface, too, the outlook was uncertain: the wea ther this week was forecast to be clear, but a weekend storm has failed to abate fully.

The problems with his neck failed to abate however, and on June 17 , 1996 Roberts elected to retire from the NHL at the age of 30.

And when you show them a nicely written explanation that you found in thanks, Google 0.31 seconds, you watch their despair fail to abate because, ugh, you mean they have to read it?

The logic is simple: if the elections fail to abate the unending wrangling for power at the center, sufficient international forces will not be able, as in 2009, to prop up remnants of the government in Kabul through the interval.

"[E]ven after … two incidents that resulted in significant burn injuries to employees, … the EH&S Department failed to take any affirmative steps to abate a rather clear and appreciable danger".

They failed to do it, and the public's will seems to have abated.

But she failed to mention her centre-right rival, Aécio Neves, by name, and the rancour showed little sign of abating.

He must also deal with the huge problems facing this ailing Asian giant that his predecessors failed to resolve: an unresponsive political system, a ballooning national debt and a nearly two-decade economic slump that shows few signs of abating.

Failed to get bird.

(It failed to pass).

Estonia failed to qualify.