Sentence examples for help abate from inspiring English sources

This month, for example, the Saudis sent in tanker trucks to help abate a gasoline shortage.

Improving medical students' training in abortion could help abate this public health crisis.

It is the government's responsibility to erect these tall, dense barriers to help abate noise in our communities, but property owners can take the smaller steps of installing dense plantings, berms, fences and walls.

Although there are still many privacy concerns surrounding Glass (facial recognition remains a worry for many, despite Google banning its use), Google are hoping that putting the technology in the hands of trusted professionals will help abate some of the stigma.

The London Taxi Drivers' Association (LTDA) said the move would not help abate London's air pollution problem.

The additional supply spurred by the legislation will help abate the rising housing costs — and is a good thing.

The notion of ACC features some key properties that help abating system complexity, that is, (i) it works as both a coordination and a security abstraction, (ii) it covers the engineering process from design to deployment, and (iii) it comes equipped with a clear formalisation, thus easing predictability of the MAS behaviour.

Instead of spending $23 a tonne to abate carbon emissions, like the current carbon price, or about $15 a tonne, as envisaged under Direct Action, the CEFC helps abate emissions and earns money for the government in the process.

Sales of cholesterol-lowering Lipitor, the world's top-selling drug, rose 15%, to $3.3 billion, helping abate fears that generic versions of rival Zocor, from Merck, would hurt sales.

Stone, who said seeking professional support "helped so much," eventually discovered that performing helped abate her symptoms.

Having a weapon in their hands helps abate their feelings of powerlessness in the face of normal life.