Sentence examples for apparently ease from inspiring English sources

In acetaminophen-overdosed mouse models, dabrafenib was found to apparently ease the acetaminophen-caused liver damage.

Whatever misgivings Mr. Chang had about doing business with the North Koreans apparently eased.

But in the past few days, supporters of designating the group apparently eased most concerns or put forward contingencies to mitigate the risks and potential consequences.

Good economic reports, strong corporate earnings and fresh support from central banks have apparently eased investors' concerns about another economic slowdown.

The overnight concessions apparently eased many of the doubts expressed previously by critics concerned that the new presidency might usher in a new dictatorship.

A8 Students in Beijing will start returning to school over the next several weeks, with the threat of SARS apparently easing.

That aversion apparently eased after new tribal leaders were elected two years ago, and last November the tribe voted to authorize negotiations for a casino.

It said that Mr. Chen, who took office last year, has taken credit for apparently easing tensions with the mainland, but that the easing was actually a result of Beijing's wait-and-see attitude toward his administration.

Today, in response to General Musharraf's speech, the Indian government said it will watch to see how his deeds match his promising words, apparently easing off the threat of imminent war.

The rise in New York City's poverty rate as a result of the recession has apparently eased, but not before pushing nearly half of the city's population into the ranks of the poor or near-poor in 2011, according to an analysis by the Bloomberg administration.

The decision was apparently eased by a surprise message of support from commanders of some of the biggest rebel groups fighting on the ground, who had been summoned by their international sponsors to a parallel meeting in Ankara, the Turkish capital.