Sentence examples for help to abate from inspiring English sources

With their intricately drawn, beautiful (and often semi-abstract) designs, many of the books' publishers claim that they help to abate anxiety and promote mindfulness.

"I'm not aware of any research on technology that would help to abate road rage," said Roger King, a spokesman for the Intelligent Transportation Society of America, a public-private partnership created by Congress to foster safety through advanced technology.

Strong sales from Monsanto's seed and herbicide business helped to abate investor concern.

Heavy rain fell on Monday night, helping to abate the fires and sending rioters home, but the crowd returned the next day.

This did nothing to abate these rising floodwaters, although the extra money did help me manage the several credit card accounts I was forced to open during this time to pay for food, gas, rent and utilities.

This knowledge helps to stimulate the methane oxidizing capacity of activated sludge in order to abate methane emissions from wastewater treatment to the atmosphere.

Stocks staged a broad relief rally as panic about the nuclear crisis in Japan seemed to abate temporarily and markets were reassured by an intervention by the Group of 7 industrialized nations to help stabilize the yen.

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.

This pressure is unlikely to abate.

The costs pressures are unlikely to abate.

Now the pain began to abate.