Sentences with phrase «yet of abating»
The financial turbulence of recent weeks shows no sign as yet of abating.
http://www.sciencemag.org/ Not exact matches
Oil is also on the rise as inventory data released yesterday (blue circle) is yet another indication that the multi-year supply glut that has been plaguing the market may be showing signs of abating.
there is a whole lot of prayin» goin» on on earth [not only by these guys] and yet the abuses and horrors are not abating
Yet, this in itself still does not abate expectations of winning titles every season, and demands that Liverpool sign Greizmann, Aubameyang and other fairy - tale signings.
The levels of artificial light in our society show no signs of abating, yet they may not need to.
Nowadays, as demand for small SUVs shows no signs of abating, Audi is gearing up to release the second - generation Q3, and while we have yet to receive official specs from the manufacturer, our spy photographers just caught a camo - clad test mule prepping for some real - world tests.
§ 83 (a) stops taxation until the substantial risk of forfeiture abates (i.e. no tax until stock vests) since the item is revocable and not yet truly income.
In the context of the increasing obsession with the self that characterized the «me generation» of the 1970s (and that has not yet abated), all offense is personal.
Lehmann Maupin Adds 70 - year - old Chilean Artist to Stable: The trend of reclaiming the art historical position of aging artists hasn't abated yet with the news released late last week through the Financial Times that Lehmann Maupin has taken on the artist Cecila Vicuna:
However, I've noted that, over the years, as my own business practices have become more sophisticated — yet clearer and more precise — the challenges of meeting (and hopefully exceeding) client expectations have abated.
Better yet, the fears about Pandora's box can be abated with the confidence in being part of a team, with referral within reach.
Sales of detached million dollar homes have abated, yet it's just a switch to a focus in condomiums in Vancouver.