Sentence examples for a major easing from inspiring English sources
"Is this an indication of a major easing in consumption?
"While we might see a tiny tightening akin to what was experienced in 1936, we doubt that we will see anything much larger before we see a major easing via [quantitative easing]," Dalio wrote.
They'd begun with the earliest of Beethoven's Op 18 sets of quartets, No 3 in D major, easing into its opening Allegro as though settling into a favourite armchair, yet remaining totally alert to the music's harmonic shifts and wit.
What is needed is swift action by the ECB to immediately implement a major quantitative easing program if the currency is to be saved and if a worldwide second Great Depression is to be avoided.
The modular step-by-step approach of constructing the model has been a major factor in easing the analysis and supplying this predictive power.
The Pentagon is taking a major step to ease the discriminatory burdens on gay and lesbian service members by ending the pernicious use of anonymous tips and biased hearsay to drum them from the military.
Mr. Calvo said he recently spent hours on the phone on behalf of a prospective buyer in an eight-unit building in Brooklyn, pleading with a major bank to ease off on its demand that the building be insured for a replacement cost of up to $2 million in the event of a boiler explosion.
The Fed concluded a major program of such easing in March.
One president of a major university said that easing out an iconic figure like Paterno is one of the most difficult and perilous tasks.
Mr. Powell struck a somewhat surreal note in Islamabad when he announced that Washington was preparing to designate Pakistan a "major non-NATO ally," easing access to military sales.
Some prominent business and political figures in Brazil counter that Mr. Temer, a former speaker in the lower house, has the political skills needed to muster support in a fractious, discredited Congress for ambitious measures aimed at increasing investment in the economy and easing a major pension crisis.
