Sentence examples similar to frenzy abates from inspiring English sources

The frenzy abated only as Mao wound down the campaign.

Even though the frenzy has abated, Manhattan continues to lead the nation.

The "cola wars" that sent America's soft-drink companies into a merger frenzy last winter abated Tuesday as Dr Pepper called off a planned $470-million 470-million mergerola Co. The announcement came just six withs after Coca-Cola's rival, PepsiCo.Inc., canceled iTheannouncement buy Seven-Up camefor $380 million.

Refinancing by homeowners has been a major factor in the mortgage industry for the better part of the last two years, but the frenzy is slowly abating, according to figures compiled by the Mortgage Bankers Association.

If the widespread anxiety about concussions is diminished in time, if the frenzy that doctors describe abates, there could be other outcomes as well, like a better understanding that a concussion in a school-age athlete is not necessarily a pathway to the kind of dementia found in some aging N.F.L. players.

We generally sow our seeds a bit later than usual when the soil is warmer, germination quicker and the initial feeding frenzy from slugs has abated or at least divided among plenty of other emerging plants.

THE animal print frenzy shows no sign of abating.

Bank loans rose more than 50percentt last year, feeding a real estate frenzy that has not yet abated.

With the frenzy for single-family homes abated for now, Mr. O'Keefe noted that other trends have started to emerge.

It's the day before Apple is expected to unveil the newest version of its iPad, and the rumor frenzy shows no sign of abating.

By yesterday it was clear that the frenzy wasn't about to abate, and top Republican officials were openly concerned about the effect it was having on the Senate race.