Sentence examples for anticipated ease from inspiring English sources

Burn patient microdialysis sites were selected for anticipated ease of access during debridement surgery in body areas that were not expected to be required as skin graft donor sites, and were not scheduled for eschar debridement at this procedure.

Borane morpholine was chosen as the reducing agent for its kinetically slower reactivity relative to NaBH4, which should aid in size and morphology control during BiNP growth, and for anticipated ease of removal of the expected decomposition products (morpholine and borate) from the aqueous BiNPs.

But the chancellor's plans to slash public spending and reduce the budget deficit more quickly than anticipated, eased market fears surrounding Britain's ability to cope with its massive debts.

But it may not have anticipated the ease and speed with which America prevailed.

Knowing how you're going to consume something before you do so emphasises the pleasure, like anticipating the ease with which juicy meat morsels that the carving knife couldn't reach, can be pulled from the bone.

But surely they did not anticipate the ease with which their team raced into an almost impregnable half-time lead.

Such measures, the city said, could ward off future damage and possibly ease anticipated increases in flood insurance.

"The big picture is the quantitative easing anticipated on the part of the Fed," said Alan Schankel, director of fixed-income research at Janney Montgomery Scott.

To ease congestion anticipated during the evening rush at Pennsylvania Station, the M.T.A. recommended passengers wait until 6 30 p.m. #LIRR customers in Manhattan may wish to postpone eastbound travel until after 6 30pm.

The decision had been widely anticipated but it still helped ease some of the concern on oil markets.

"Oh man, these are gross!" She eats the rest with more ease than I had anticipated.