Sentence examples for threat abated from inspiring English sources

Now, with the Islamist threat abated, momentum for change is beginning to build again, at least in some countries.

As the week dragged on, however, and the terror threat abated, the legal discussions intensified, and their pace and tenor, the aides maintained, made it clear that the dispute was growing more ominous.

The Cypriot threat abated in a more even second half and Ward dragged his shot wide from McGinn's clever throughball.

He was moved from his home to a Navy base in San Diego, then for a time assigned to San Francisco and Washington until the threat abated, Vega said.

Algorithms employed in systematic conservation planning are already capable of maximizing the protection of highly threatened landscapes, and can handle the necessary trade-offs between such variables as land procurement costs and number of species protected or amount of threat abated [34].

He said: "There is absolutely no sign of this threat abating, and with further rain and strong winds forecast throughout the week things may get worse before they get better".

With its fragile economy and weak institutions, Kenya can hardly afford more such attacks, though there is little reason to believe that the threat has abated.

Only when Japanese scientists order a complete destruction of the American club and its surrounding neighborhood (the sewers are set on fire, using Mitsubishi gasoline!) is the threat temporarily abated.

While the initial spike in death threats has abated, it is, disproportionately, ethnic in tone.

The public bodies bill threat has now abated after the government backed down, but the other two are still alive.

"That line of threat has never abated," said a senior American official, who referred to the terrorist group by its initials.