Sentence examples for started to abate from inspiring English sources
There were some signs that the decline has started to abate.
No, the prime minister says, because the budget emergency started to abate the instant a government came in and showed that it was determined to address it.
I tried not to and felt sick instead, but as the nausea started to abate I found myself at a loose end.
We roll forth from Astoria toward the Queensboro Bridge 11 45 A.M. Mewing has just started to abate when a sudden stop causes litter box to lurch forward and dump an avalanche of grit on both cats.
As the most dire recession fears have started to abate, the bond market is beginning to fret about an equally dangerous development for its future: the growing threat of inflation.
Bad debt charges – which have amounted to at least £45bn since the rescue of HBOS in 2008 – have started to abate and fell by 57% year-on-year in the first quarter, to £431m.
At least the typical Jacksonville Jaguar story angles are starting to abate.
"But what these figures show is that is just starting to abate".
Even the violence, concentrated in a few areas, looks as if it is starting to abate.Mañana in MexicoThe first place where Americans will notice these changes is in their shopping malls.
Inflation has yet to peak and given that QE is supposed to be a tool to prevent deflation, the MPC would ideally like to see price pressures start to abate before moving.
"Any financial institution that is involved in the housing market could be in risk if home prices continue to plunge and the housing crisis doesn't start to abate," said Jaret Seiberg, a banking policy analyst at the Stanford Group in Washington.
