Sentence examples for it has abated from inspiring English sources

But it has abated somewhat".

This emphasis on mental character lasted for a time, but it has abated.

Because immigration has never ended, though it has abated compared to previous levels, there's this lingering perception that we're sort of foreign.

The global commodities boom, although it has abated amid fears for the world economy, is the driving force behind the desire to acquire the LME, along with a growing trend for exchanges to merge to cut costs.

It remains as brilliant as ever, but the laughs it provokes are uncomplicated, because the danger it drew upon has abated nearly to nonexistence.

Its stuffiness has abated.

Mr. Blumenauer thinks the death-panel fever has abated: "It's been debunked so many times that people who used the term are a little embarrassed".

While she says she has more control over her feet, and the pain in her stomach that made it hard to sit has abated, her walking has not improved, her right arm still shakes, her wrist hurts continuously and her right foot still tends to numb up.

Though the outbreak has abated, it hasn't ended.

While the initial spike in death threats has abated, it is, disproportionately, ethnic in tone.

"While the problem has abated significantly, it is still too early to declare victory.