Sentence examples for this may abate from inspiring English sources

Diurnal fluctuation in the severity of the dystonia is common, though this may abate with age.

Internet and other social media approaches have potential for even lower costs and are being explored in many studies, but they do have pronounced differences by demographics; this may abate over time as Internet use expands.

"What choice do we have unless we want to freeze to death?" There are signs that the heating-oil shortage may abate this week as an unusually cold winter relents a bit -- temperatures were expected to reach the high 40's today in New York City -- and as refineries' oil deliveries speed up after being slowed by ice and storms on waterways.

However, things may look better down the road: Augustine said that at this point, her expectations for July are more bullish, as gas prices may abate.

If so, market volatility may abate in coming years.

(A problem that may abate as the economy slows).

If the nuisance constitutes an actual menace to health the Commissioner may abate it forthwith.

The inoculation of E. coli W3110 may abate nitrate toxicity when nitrate is used to inhibit CH4 emission from ruminants.

My joy in it may abate with time, but right now I want to launch a small, considerately quiet firework in Gallace's honor.

There have been no announcements when the rain may abate long enough for a match, and the green blobs on the radar appear to be popping up rather randomly.

Although the drag from the trade deficit is likely to increase compared with the end of 1998, and the pace of housing starts may abate or even fall, there are few signs of a serious slowdown.