Sentence examples for be relaxed in the from inspiring English sources

The misfit eigenstrain in the precipitate may lead to a remarkable stress state which can be relaxed in the matrix by power-law creep.

This last is in part due to her willingness to become the girl in the picture, to be relaxed in the face of her own fetishisation.

Next week, Mr. Martin is expected to formally propose that the newspaper and broadcast cross-ownership restriction be relaxed in the nation's largest cities if the television station is not one of the largest in the community.

Rules on the use of electronic devices have already started to be relaxed in the UK.

He (and many other music sites) also harbors hope that royalty fees may be relaxed in the future (negotiations are currently in the works).

Can someone from the BBC confirm that I'm right, and if I am, explain this restriction and tell me if it likely to be relaxed in the future?

Those controls are relaxing but have already been relaxed in the B share market.

The earlier restriction to long waves is relaxed in the present work.

India's progress since the notoriously restrictive "Licence Raj" was relaxed in the early 1990s testifies to this point of view.

She is relaxed in the quotidian, more interested in rescuing abandoned kittens than attending galas and openings.

(The de facto ban against unidentified sources was relaxed in the years after Mr. Neuharth's retirement in 1989).