Sentence examples similar to a wave of ease from inspiring English sources

A wave of relief swept over us.

Now the big banks are set to respond, highlighting efforts like the one in Simi Valley, and outlining new steps to ease a wave of more than two million foreclosures.

Sadan also predicted that the tensions between investors and companies may ease next year following a wave of consultations caused by this year's revolts over pay.

The bloody confrontation was met with a wave of international condemnation, and Israel was forced to ease its stringent blockade of the tiny Palestinian enclave.

Syrian rebels freed Omar on Saturday in a move aimed at easing cross-border tensions after a wave of abductions of Syrian citizens in Lebanon.

On Wednesday, Mr. Zuma spent five hours meeting with union and business leaders to try to ease tensions that have led to a wave of wildcat strikes in which 75,000 workers have walked off the job.

It could even help ease the impending U.S. caregiver deficit caused by a wave of retiring Boomers.

They expect a wave of consolidation to sweep the ethanol business once the credit crisis eases.

On 22 January, the appeals court firmly rejected charges brought by the plaintiff, nutritionist Pamela Berge, easing universities' fears that they might face a wave of similar lawsuits.

When the agency eased its rules on radio station ownership in 1996, it resulted in a wave of deals.

A result was a wave of refugees.