Sentence examples for have started to abate from inspiring English sources
As the most dire recession fears have started to abate, the bond market is beginning to fret about an equally dangerous development for its future: the growing threat of inflation.
Bad debt charges – which have amounted to at least £45bn since the rescue of HBOS in 2008 – have started to abate and fell by 57% year-on-year in the first quarter, to £431m.
There were some signs that the decline has started to abate.
With the frenzy for single-family homes abated for now, Mr. O'Keefe noted that other trends have started to emerge.
We roll forth from Astoria toward the Queensboro Bridge 11 45 A.M. Mewing has just started to abate when a sudden stop causes litter box to lurch forward and dump an avalanche of grit on both cats.
Contrasting these findings is the worrisome increase in lung cancer-caused YLL among females, reflecting the considerable increase in smoking behaviour among women of all ages that has only recently started to abate (Statistics Norway, http://www.ssb.no).ssb.no
Sunnis who had moved back into restive communities as the five-year convulsion of violence started to abate in 2008 have again been forced out, this time mostly by Isis extremists who claim to be fighting in the name of their faith.
Heavy investment has started to pay off, he said, and problems involving large, expensive projects in Russia have abated.
"A new, modern, city-owned bus system has started to come online, with pre-paid tickets, assigned bus stops and better security but the violence has not abated.
