Sentence examples for has subsided somewhat from inspiring English sources

Ethnic discrimination was common in the city's earlier days but has subsided somewhat since the late 1960s.

Though the wave has subsided somewhat, the aftereffects of the Asian ghost boom are still being felt.

One week later, the searing trauma for the Camby family has subsided somewhat, though it has hardly been erased.

The finding, published in Science, helps explain why Hokkaido shows geological evidence of uplift surpassing 75 feet in the past 125,000 years, even though in the past century the land has subsided somewhat.

In recent years, the controversy has subsided somewhat, without a clear victory for either side.

(In the mid-2000s, the media had a real problem with ping-pong reporting of climate stories; the phenomenon has subsided somewhat since then but crops up increasingly on right-leaning media outlets).

The waters had subsided somewhat after the initial surge, he said.

Although there was still some tension between Chinese and Zambians, overall anti-Chinese sentiment appeared to have subsided somewhat.

The Galleon case instilled fear in a lot of traders — just as the Boesky-era cases did — but the fear may have subsided somewhat.

Those traditional turf battles have subsided somewhat given the overwhelming demands of waging two simultaneous wars — and because Pentagon budgets reached new heights.

In his rookie campaign, Crosby was probably something of a crybaby, but to our eyes that seems to have subsided somewhat.