Sentence examples for hardly abated from inspiring English sources

The fascination has hardly abated in recent decades.

Hannah J Davies More than a month on, the shockwaves have hardly abated.

The abortion debate, which has hardly abated, is just one of the ways that the Schiavo case retains its emotional resonance.

That will irk the St Mirren manager, but it will not come as a shock, since speculation about his position has hardly abated since January, when the team was in the midst of one of its customary periods of poor form.

Still, the tensions between labor and high-tech companies have hardly abated.

I wasn't kidding with my students: I am the only Latina, and after nearly twenty years in English departments, that singularity has hardly abated.

The deflator, an indicator of broad price trends, stood at minus 2.8 percent, the biggest negative reading on record, in a sign deflation was hardly abating.

When he looks back on those first 28 days in custody, his sense of injustice will hardly be abated by the knowledge that three of the key conspirators in the plots to blow up transatlantic aircraft or to murder persons unknown were charged within just 12 days of their arrests.

From then on the pace of radical activity in London seems hardly to abate.

Certainly the underlying problems that afflict many black Americans -- impoverishment, educational failure, social and geographic isolation -- have abated but hardly disappeared.

With its fragile economy and weak institutions, Kenya can hardly afford more such attacks, though there is little reason to believe that the threat has abated.