Sentence examples for because of easing from inspiring English sources

The bank indicated that it might pare borrowing costs again because of easing inflation.

Because of easing ice conditions and new hull designs, the tankers will not even require nuclear-powered icebreakers to lead the way — as is the practice now — except through the most northerly straits.

The first is that it believes the prospects for the eurozone are brighter than they were a few months ago, in part because of easing global financial tensions and in part due to the impact QE is having domestically.

So, let us count $53 billion in extra money sent by the Fed to the Treasury because of quantitative easing.

Because of ease of access, esker deposits often are quarried for their sand and gravel for construction purposes.

They did not win because of features; they won because of ease and simplicity.

However, the majority of large-scale, industrial chemical processes employs heterogeneous catalysts because of ease of their separation from products, thermal stability, and amenability to continuous processing.

Because of ease of operation without high energy consumption, the adsorption of sulfur compounds seems the most promising process.

SCT holds potential as an alternative to tracheostomy because of ease of performance, fewer complications, and better cosmetic outcomes.

Brittle roots with high starch and low fiber are considered to be superior because of ease in grinding.

Microorganisms are widely used for recombinant protein production, because of ease of cultivation and high protein yield.