Sentence examples for subsided by the from inspiring English sources

Tremors subsided by the end of 2013, when wastewater injections were reduced significantly.

(The power surge subsided by the following season, only adding to the mystery).

This usually had subsided by the following morning, although occasionally it continued for two or three days.

Our results suggests that PCBs induces apoptosis in neuronal cells which is subsided by the anti apoptotic effect of melatonin.

Koeman was livid and his anger had not subsided by the time he conducted his press conference.

Although the violence had nearly subsided by the end of 2005, the conditions causing it had in some respects worsened.

Although the movement had subsided by 1923, the sociopolitical overtones of much of the writing of the South American ultraístas, as seen in the verse of César Vallejo of Peru, flowered into the Marxist poetry of the following decade.

The great flowering of classical Arabic literature had begun to subside by the 15th century, and Western fiction remained largely unknown until the end of the Ottoman Empire.

Although Mr. Malvey believes the short-term turmoil in the stock and bond markets will subside by the fall, he said the added financial strain on homebuyers increases the odds of a recession in 2008 or 2009.

As ambulance services in London reported a 14% spike in 999 calls due to breathing problems and forecasters predicted the poor conditions would subside by the weekend, Cameron urged people to take heed of warnings from the Met Office and public health officials.

By Michael Schulman July 19, 2013 The controversy surrounding the new cover of Rolling Stone, which shows the Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev looking like an emo heartthrob in a space usually reserved for styled rock gods, has all the trappings of a fleeting Twitter "outrage," certain to subside by the week's end.