Sentence examples for is abated by from inspiring English sources

It appears that people have learned to associate insurance with a sense of safety and therefore the apprehension that is experienced when one considers possible misfortune is abated by the awareness that one is insured against these calamities.

"I'd be very cautious of saying a future conflict could be abated by the ATT.

Finally, why are the militias refusing to disarm if their security fears are being abated by the surge?

Thus, constructing a building without obtaining the requisite public approval is perfunctorily a public nuisance, although it may be abated by the public prosecutor.

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.

TN concentration was abated by 64% (671 240 mg/L).

First, the detrimental effects caused by ASR errors are abated by using partial sentence trees.

Inflow phosphorus concentration of 23 mg/L was abated by 61%.

The bulk resistance, which mainly influences the filtration kinetics, will be abated by the electrophoretically reduced particle velocity.

Nuisance growth of the attached, green alga Cladophora was considered to have been abated by phosphorus management programs mandated under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.

In the AFE scenario, the CO, VOCs, NOx, PM10, and CO2 emissions in 2030 will be abated by 23.8%, 18.6%, 25.3%, 18.2%, and 24.5% respectively compared with the BAU scenario.