Sentence examples for may be abated from inspiring English sources
Thus, constructing a building without obtaining the requisite public approval is perfunctorily a public nuisance, although it may be abated by the public prosecutor.
Gastrointestinal side effects and the need for frequent injections may be abated somewhat with use of the long-acting release, once weekly formulation if it becomes available.
Tells about historic Polish anti-Semitism, which may be abating somewhat.
Violence caused by the drug war in Mexico may be abating, according to figures released this week by the government.
Another factor that may work in the defendants' favor is that some of the public anger over corporate fraud may be abating.
While loan programs may be here to stay, the demand from executives to take out loans backed by stock may be abating.
The fact that this index has dipped back to pre-recession levels is encouraging, and suggests that uncertainty about the economy may be abating.
Despite signs that deflation in Japan may be abating, few expect the Bank of Japan to end its zero-interest-rate policy in the near future.
Advertising revenue at the CBS network increased by 8 percent -- an improvement that suggests the advertising recession that has afflicted the television business may be abating.
Although investors had been bracing for an earnings season of lower profits and recession-driven losses, big banks and other companies have been offering positive surprises, fueling hopes that the worst of the economic decline may be abating.
