Sentence examples for a considerable easing from inspiring English sources

1 Taiwan Elects President By a convincing margin, Taiwanese voted for Ma Ying-jeou, a presidential candidate who had campaigned for closer economic relations with Beijing, paving the way for a considerable easing of tensions in one of Asia's oldest flashpoints.

It led to a considerable easing in violence but not to a full (halt of fighting)," Lavrov said during a visit to Basel, Switzerland.

First time out at four we weren't necessarily expecting him to win, especially not with such considerable ease.

The Spurs winger scored a goal in either half and Luka Modric the other as Spurs overpowered Wigan with considerable ease.

Zakopalova will get a lot of balls back, but the confident, consistent play of Sharapova should carry her into the quarterfinals with considerable ease.

It has straddled the broad cultural landscape with considerable ease, perhaps because so few of the editors have been fashion specialists.

While the sun shone, Cook and Westley warmed to their task with considerable ease, adding 125 before lunch after resuming on 39 for one.

Although Primmore's Pride cleared each of the 34 obstacles, with considerable ease in most cases, Funnell finished 28 seconds outside the allowed time of 9min 46sec.

But as Mr. Davis says, "The L.S.O. are admirably flexible: they go from one eccentric on the podium to another with considerable ease".

Here is a look at the top half: Novak Djokovic and his 57-2 record look to sail through this section of the draw (and all the way to the semifinals) with considerable ease.

In this match, South Africa lost seven wickets in 119 overs and at times batted with considerable ease, while, by contrast, 20 England wickets fell in 90, no batsman ever looking truly comfortable.