Sentence examples for the abating of from inspiring English sources

The end of the Cold War — and, with it, the abating of the fear of global nuclear annihilation, on one side of the nuclear-power debate, and of Soviet expansionism, on the other — drained much of the passion out of both.

Other commonly cited factors--including improved policing, the abating of the crack epidemic, and higher employment--do not fully explain the timing and distribution of changing crime patterns, say the authors, who estimate that legalized abortion may be responsible for half the per capita drop in violent and property crimes in the United States between 1991 and 1997.

Abundant case studies and surveys have pointed out that the abating authority of the elderly in the family does not seem to affect the model of elderly care in modern China.

Burney's Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Abate Metastasio appeared in 1796.

With the armed conflict in the Ukraine showing no signs of abating, one of the country's best producers has fled his rebel-occupied hometown to escape the violence.

Or the new MTA president, a hapless detective incapable of abating the horrors of the past.

However, with no sign of the controversy abating, the Italian chose to issue a statement to explain his stance.

Facing a national opioid crisis showing few signs of abating, victims of the epidemic and government officials have increasingly sought to bring direct legal action against opioid manufacturers.

But as the backslapping at the UN abated, the awkward question of what to do about Syria returned.

But with the economy apparently sliding toward another recession and deflation showing no signs of abating, the cost of doing as little as possible may soon be greater than the cost of taking action.

Being ORC also able to heat the paint vat, the facility costs can be abated of 15 20 k$/years.