Ice loss is substantially diminished and chronic flooding largely abates.
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With too much planning, the life of the thing abates.
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Her routine abates only in the days leading up to a competition.
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Albinos will only truly be safe when belief in their magic powers abates.
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It actually does the opposite — it abates your stress and helps you calm down.
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Although some antibiotics can provoke photosensitivity, the condition abates once the medication is discontinued.
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Whether mourning for Roh abates under Mr Moon will be one measure of his success.
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One assumes that as the extreme alarm abates we will see Democratic numbers bounce back.
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But as she gets used to the climate of maternity her own piercing wail abates.
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From this moment on, you are "beside yourself with worry," and the anxiety never abates.
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Even if the current political crisis abates, Poland's constitutional structure looks set to become increasingly dysfunctional.
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And Mr. Durazo insists that he intends to keep up the pressure until the crime abates.
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In Northern Hemisphere flu seasons, A starts early, causes most of the cases and then usually abates.
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This should help to minimise the longer-term damage to the economy when the health crisis abates.
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He designed an email template that abates common fears he learned about through conversations with prospective partners.
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This should help to minimize the longer-term damage to the economy when the health crisis abates.
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The Japanese currency, a perceived safe-haven, is often sold when risk aversion abates in the broader markets.
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What if aid starts getting through, the fighting abates and the Russians and Americans settle into their JIC?
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As talk of withdrawal temporarily abates, it's a fair assumption that the U.S. isn't backing down or out.
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Trump has repeatedly sought to reassure Americans that the economy will bounce back swiftly once the virus abates.
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As finances worsen, though, and the crisis driving investors into U.S. bonds abates, Treasuries will look less attractive.
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A majority of Americans, 58 percent, are optimistic that the economy will recover quickly after the coronavirus abates.
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SHANGHAI SURGE ABATES Shanghai has led London on the move higher, particularly during the ferocious rallies of Aug.
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Countries that have grown used to global firms throwing cash around may find that competition abates and prices rise.
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Such outside investors will be sidelined until the dollar rally abates, said Rich Feltes, analyst for broker R.J. O'Brien.
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But how big a bargain any European stock is may not become clear until the uncertainty surrounding Brexit abates.
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In response, many companies are considering asking some percentage of their workforce to work remotely until the crisis abates.
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What's more, the goodwill that a bank accrues by assisting customers could persist even after the current crisis abates.
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As the art world's ingrained chauvinism abates, the female of the species has become a better investment than the male.
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Unless that growth abates, analysts and economists question how so many stores — from suburban malls to hip boutiques — can survive.
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At the start of "New Girl," Jess is cripplingly insecure, and that only barely abates as the series goes on.
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Ships returning to China will have to anchor until the crisis abates, at a cost to the shipping lines (and customers).
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The latter will help maintain the economy's glide path in 2018 as the demand-side stimulus of the tax cuts abates.
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Even as the turmoil in Syria abates, many of its refugees are still seeking aid and shelter in assimilation into Germany.
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DOJ has made a commitment to rescheduling the hearing for when the crisis abates and the Committee is able to reconvene.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As the day's tropical heat abates, Anif Safrizal fires up the grill at his satay stand.
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Philadelphia and New York were expected to get 12 to 18 inches (30 to 46 cm) of snow before the storm abates.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Monday there will be a surge of demand for stocks once the coronavirus threat abates.
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"Consumption is being turned down very significantly and if the virus abates by the summer ... then consumption should come back," Brooks said.
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In victory, his thirst for revenge abates, his fear of foreigners diminishes, his imagination for what he and his presidency can be enlarges.
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Larger lenders may be less likely to cut jobs than small business borrowers, but they should also be compensated as the crisis abates.
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The coronavirus provides "a good excuse to do something that even when the panic abates, you'll be glad you'll have done," Kade says.
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He said he's sure that when the crisis abates, litigation will follow, as it always does when boards attempt to address corporate traumas.
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One major concern centers on what happens after the storm abates, as the new snow cover will melt in an already flood-ravaged region.
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"When the crisis finally abates we should take stock of the outcome and evaluate the costs of this breakdown in international collaboration," he said.
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"Ah," you think, "I'm in the coughing and blowing my nose stage, the worst stage," and the stress of being sick abates ever so slightly.
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"It's scary, but also a good excuse to do something that even when the panic abates, you'll be glad you'll have done," Kade said. 1.
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Unless political polarization and constitutional hardball somehow abates, rather than worsens, by 2019, the Republican caucus is quite likely to adopt a similar strategy then.
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"Fed fund futures are now fully pricing two additional 25bp moves this year, although that could easily reverse if the risk-off move abates," Bass added.
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Reuters reports that the Fed has estimated that the surge in growth will taper off in coming years as the stimulus effect from tax cuts abates.
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The uncertainty that comes with a rise in oil prices or an unexpected bank failure can be costly, but typically abates as more information becomes available.
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Top exporter Saudia Arabia would be reducing output in any case as the summer heat abates, as it experiences declining domestic demand for air conditioning, they said.
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When push comes to shove, the fear of primaries, the allure of cable news requests, the hope that political intransigence will spark online fundraising, that all abates.
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Rosalia's relics are paraded through the city as the epidemic abates, and the grateful citizens worship her as the santuzza, the "little saint," who saved the city.
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Rosalia's relics are paraded through the city as the epidemic abates, and the grateful citizens worship her as the santuzza, the "little saint," who saved the city.
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However, if economic turbulence brought on by the hurricanes abates and the nuclear situation with North Korea is resolved, gold will likely break below $1,300, Streible said.
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Let's hope and pray that the coronavirus crisis abates and does not become a global pandemic that will do extreme damage to our nation and the world.
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Chipinge District Administrator William Mashava said erosion following heavy rains had filled three dams in the district with silt, threatening ongoing problems even after the flooding crisis abates.
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That curiosity never abates — Harding is "can't take my eyes off of you" charismatic and a singular artist, even in the terribly uninteresting format of a music video.
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In the short term the government is right—unless the liquidity squeeze abates soon, the central bank will need to set aside its natural reluctance and act boldly.
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That means if and when the virus crisis abates and Americans are able to go back to their regular lives, many will have no jobs and no income.
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"When the crisis finally abates we should take stock of the outcome and evaluate the costs of this breakdown in international collaboration," Ambassador Johnson wrote in The Times.
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"When the crisis finally abates we should take stock of the outcome and evaluate the costs of this breakdown in international collaboration," Ambassador Johnson wrote in The Times.
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OSLO, May 7 (Reuters) - Faroese fish farmer Bakkafrost expects a tight salmon market ahead as supply growth abates, it said on Monday after reporting below-forecast first-quarter earnings.
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Over the next 12 months, Hamm expects oil prices to nearly double to around the $50 to $60 per barrel range as output, at least in the U.S., abates.
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Shale wells, in contrast, take just a few weeks to drill and frack, and have a lifespan of only a few years, so production quickly falls if drilling abates.
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Douthat: I'm just saying I would not be completely surprised if Trump's Twitter feed goes dark and his swirling madness abates, conveniently enough for his party's chances, on Oct.
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But when this crisis abates, we must step back and face our initial base instinct to adopt an "us-versus-them" mentality when it comes to public health issues.
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To celebrate the generous rains, though, I am planning to replace the ancient rosebush in my garden -- killed by the crippling drought -- once spring arrives and the winter cold abates.
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However, there will be a surge in demand as fear abates, customers return to shopping centers and restaurants, and businesses and consumers look to borrow at historically low interest rates.
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Abdul Majid Khan, who coordinates aid related to food security and agriculture for the U.N., said a plan is in place to assist families who return home as the drought abates.
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The idea, as Russian dissident Garry Kasparov identifies clearly in a series of tweets, is to deflect so much that the public tunes out, and pressure on lawmakers to act abates.
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Jonathan Anderson has made the place his Loewe home-away-from-home, and the concrete back garden where he has shown his last two collections is lovely (assuming the rain abates).
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The White House Correspondents' Association is postponing its giant dinner scheduled for late April, but still hopes to hold the annual event this summer or fall if the coronavirus threat abates.
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Johnson said it expects bonuses will also benefit from positive sentiment across the industry as markets continue to reach record highs, political and regulatory uncertainty abates, and banks continue to cut costs.
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But the real reason it's the worst way to get around is the high propensity for involuntary manslaughter when, for instance, the tornado abates and drops your house on an unsuspecting bystander.
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Della Mae "Bourbon Hound" Bourbon in the winter and clear booze in the summer is the rule, so Della Mae dropped this track at exactly the right time as winter abates into spring.
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Global markets soared when Macron emerged as the front runner in the first round of voting on April 23 and will be buoyed further as the risk of an EU break-up abates.
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Better yet, shares of Smucker are trading at only 15 times next year's earnings estimates, fairly cheap, and Wall Street has started warming up to consumer foods stocks again as food deflation abates.
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Every marketer out there is trying to calibrate how to stay visible to consumers with the right message in the interim until the crisis abates, said Harris Diamond, chairman and CEO, McCann Worldgroup.
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In their plan, Lettieri and Ozimek say Congress needs to think beyond just providing cash relief and focus on ensuring that small independent businesses remain worth keeping open after the immediate emergency abates.
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That is a figure that some people in the industry have said is essential to creating a carbon-free electric grid that operates even when the sun is down and the wind abates.
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While limits on travel may be justifiable now, by refugees and others, I hope that this travel ban is not another assault against refugees and ends as soon as the health crisis abates.
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John Kasich of Ohio, a Republican who has been critical of Mr. Trump, echoed that sentiment, saying meaningful policies will emerge from the White House only when the "chaos" in the administration abates.
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The deep map avoids the dubious objectivity of a topographical map and abates the fear of subjectivity altogether by employing it to the max: it has many subjects, all intrinsically connected to the one.
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The major banks that have so far turned a net profit - Citigroup and JP Morgan - have done so through cost cutting and lower legal bills as the number of crisis-era misconduct cases abates.
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"The idea is that beaten up small cap stocks tend to trade higher in January as tax loss selling abates and more normal buy-sell balances reassert themselves," Colas said in a note to investors.
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The Trump White House has been hammered unmercifully by the establishment for treating Putin as a non-enemy, a stance that Kennan would approve; how it must feel like relief when the pounding abates somewhat.
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He said the spacecraft is likely in a "low power fault" situation, and that if the storm abates, the rover will attempt to charge itself and relay a message to the MRO or another spacecraft.
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This is the most straightforward way to avoid mass job losses, prevent huge holes from forming in state fiscal budgets and allow companies to quickly resume the normal course of business when the virus abates.
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Faith groups like the Convoy of Hope, the humanitarian arm of the Assemblies of God Church, and the Southern Baptist Convention say they have no intention of scaling back their efforts until the need abates.
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They have come from clubs; Manchester United and Manchester City joining together to donate to a local food bank; Brighton offering free tickets to health care workers once the crisis abates and soccer is resumed.
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Fossil-fuel plants are better able to ensure a continuous supply of electricity because storage capacity is not yet sufficient to keep solar or wind energy flowing when the sun isn't shining or the wind abates.
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The risk is that even as the most acute phase of the coronavirus crisis hopefully abates, transit will enter a death spiral of lost revenue, service cuts, and ridership losses from which it's incredibly difficult to recover.
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What little light makes it through appears weak and suffocated, and though the claustrophobia abates when she walks through the California brambles, even nature isn't immune to the enervating pallor of Ms. Zyzak and Mr. Cotler's compositions.
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BRASÍLIA (Reuters) - Mexican stocks are likely to reach an all-time high by the end of the year, outshining Brazilian equities as fears over rising trade barriers in the United States abates, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.
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But Kaplan also expressed confidence that inflation, which has undershot the Fed's 2.0-percent target for years, will return to that level over the medium term as the downward pressure from a strong U.S. dollar and cheap oil abates.
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Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told CNBC on Wednesday the central bank has acted with appropriate force to help the U.S. economy get ahead of the coronavirus and set the stage for a strong rebound once the disease abates.
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And if the outbreak continues to grow and intensify, or if, like the 1918 influenza, the contagion abates and then comes roaring back in the fall, it may soon be too late to do anything about it before the presidential election.
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Also on Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump, which may delay the imposition of sanctions as fresh restrictions are unlikely to be put forward until after the political storm abates in the United States.
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After the COVID-19 crisis abates, there is potential for improvement in Asian emerging markets' growth and this China-driven growth will likely give rise to inflationary concerns given the sharp expected contraction in oil and other commodity supply, the bank added.
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Worse than zero-sum, this is a net-loss game: One state loses its tax base, the other state abates its tax base, and every other local employer gets stuck with higher taxes and less money for schools, infrastructure and other public services.
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It seems more likely congressional Republicans will wait and see, and cling to the increasingly small hope that Trump will be exonerated, or that somehow the steady thrum of scandal abates and they can get on with whatever it was they thought they could accomplish.
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Yet while he never tires of reliving his first White House race and the sweet triumph of election night, Trump must face a truth even he will struggle to deny once the euphoria of his return to the trail abates: 20173 may not be like 22017.
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If leaders can find the will to allot billions to bail out big business like airlines, then they should certainly show the same ongoing support for the millions of Americans who work at, and purchase from, those businesses -- laying the foundation for a strong recovery when the virus abates.
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It's most likely a bit of both: "While it is impossible to determine any one specific driver of this rollback, it is likely that as the volumes of fines levied in the sector abates—after reaching a staggering cumulative total of $321 billion—senior management may see an opportunity to reallocate resources elsewhere."
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The show takes place well before the events of "Silence of the Lambs," and while Season 29.99 starts with a stronger procedural vibe, that abates pretty quickly, and eventually Will and Hannibal's relationship becomes more the center of the show, as the series focuses less on ghastly crime-of-the-week stories.
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I also see a city that inspires an underdog identification, perhaps in part because of its nebulous identity — Baltimore is worlds away, psychically, but not much of a drive (when the traffic abates) from both the seats of power in and around Washington, D.C., and the rural coastal communities of the Eastern Shore.
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"We are trying to find a bottom on dollar/yen and the other thing to watch for is when the typical year-end repatriation flows that are made by Japanese institutions for the fiscal year end abates, and that might push dollar/yen even higher," said Kenneth Broux, a currency strategist at Societe Generale.
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