The word "subsides" is correct in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decrease in intensity or severity, often in relation to emotions, conditions, or situations.
Example: "As the storm passed, the winds gradually subsided, leaving a calm in its wake."
Alternatives: "Eases" or "Diminishes".
But as financial panic subsides, the prospect of huge current deficits combined with the coming entitlements crunch could cause investors to worry America will one day inflate its way out of the debt or even, in the extreme, default.
Simon Kuznets, the Belarussian émigré who became a major figure in American economics, used the available data to show that, while societies become more unequal in the first stages of industrialisation, inequality subsides as they achieve maturity.
This is no big deal, and my initial, irrational irritation subsides.
The question of the leadership, which could have explosively boiled over, now subsides to the usual simmer.
The whole map of Europe has been changed … The mode of thought of men, the whole outlook on affairs, the grouping of parties, all have encountered violent and tremendous changes in the deluge of the world, but as the deluge subsides and waters fall, we see the dreary steeple of Fermanagh and Tyrone emerging once again.
Naturally, these will include further subsides.(Photo credit: AFP).
It is true that tumbling oil prices are influencing inflation figures, and when and if that downward pressure subsides inflation might move back up of its own accord.
As the economy rebounds and public outrage subsides, the clamour for change will quieten.
The clamour of the kristos subsides and an expectant hush falls as the cocks are set at each other.
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On the other hand, investments in extra capacity might sour if the price of oil falls.In this section That sinking feeling Press gang Classified calamity Private lives Jacking up A peace of sorts The latest in memoware France's perennial takeover target ReprintsChoo Chiau Beng, the head of Keppel's marine unit, insists that his firm will remain buoyant even if the oil price subsides.
