Sentence examples for it will abate from inspiring English sources
Syria entered its fourth year of conflict in mid-March, with no signs it will abate soon.
Samsung has a long history of iSheep advertising and I doubt it will abate any time soon.
Thus, that aspect of inflationary pressure will continue as it stays cold and will abate as the weather warms.
Once it is, says the government, the supply crunch will abate.Will it?
While the storm's winds will abate as it moves inland, they could continue to gust to tropical-storm-force – especially near its core.
It's not clear when the fire will abate, or what will be left in Fort Mac when it does.
Neither phenomenon will abate of its own accord.
And with severely caustic acid used in the textile industry cheaply and readily available across the country, it doesn't seem like this grisly practice will abate any time soon.
Fitch said it was unlikely that "the ongoing fierce competition and substantial price pressure" will abate in the near term.
No one knows whether these populist tendencies will abate or change each of the parties, but this year it is clear that the traditional biases of electoral politics have given way to the more various terrain beneath them.
It is unlikely that the global issues of endangered wildlife and population declines will abate, therefore, assurance colonies and reintroductions are likely to become more common.
