Sentence examples for should abate from inspiring English sources

High winds and snowfall should abate over the weekend.

Economic uncertainty, he says, discourages them from moving back, but that should abate.

The economy's inflation outlook, however, remains tame, and price pressures should abate, Mr. Brash said.

And Time Inc.'s acquisition frenzy of the last two years should abate for a while.

Both of these factors should abate over the coming years as the structure of economies matures and populations age.

If Judge Kevin Gross of the bankruptcy court signs the order approving the loan, tensions between the team and M.L.B. should abate.

This might result in an underestimation of the observed associations in the present study, but the small effect sizes should partially abate that concern.

Aside from these issues is the question of precisely how greenhouse-gas emissions should be abated, assuming that they need to be reduced at all.

Surely, by now the spasm of hostility should be abating a bit.There are one or two signs of that in a new poll by the Pew Global Attitudes Project, the gold standard of international opinion surveys.

As an urgent first step, the government should once again abate the fees for all graduates training to be teachers as was the case up to 2010".

If such sentiments do not abate, should Mr. McCain become the party nominee, he could lose a significant part of his coalition -- particularly if Patrick J. Buchanan is running on the Reform Party line.