Sentence examples for is subsided from inspiring English sources
verb
To sink or fall to the bottom; to settle, as lees.
As I understand it, there are 28 food outlets in Westminster and, in each outlet, every £10 spent is subsided by the taxpayer to the tune of £7.60.
Our results suggests that PCBs induces apoptosis in neuronal cells which is subsided by the anti apoptotic effect of melatonin.
Often, this need is subsided by indulging in a fine, luxurious restaurant's fare -- an open kitchen all the better to vicariously cook there, too.
That outbreak is subsiding, Dr. Guasparini said.
If a crisis is subsiding, the warrior inflames it.
— The payroll is clear, the roster is nearly empty and the pain is subsiding.
Friday's report backed the view that a spike in inflation is subsiding.
But Jeffers said the swelling is subsiding and he hopes to return to practice in two weeks.
My obsession with avoiding bouts of bad air, itself unhealthy and unsustainable, is subsiding.
Much of the metropolis is now below sea level and the ground is subsiding by 1.5 to 5cm a year.
Deposition and local submergence has continued on a smaller scale, and the Little Alfold is subsiding very slightly.
