Sentence examples for big ease from inspiring English sources
In the same open spirit with which last year's wedding of Catherine Middleton and Prince William, now Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, was celebrated with ceremony but not too much pomp, the big ease has reached the vaults of monarchy.
"We are saying that we believe that there will be a big easing before a big tightening.
Growth is falling and inflation and the government's deficit are rising.Modest changes, big fussTo ease the immediate problems and to raise the country's growth rate, more reforms are needed.
Under an Italian proposal (which greatly increases votes for big countries), ease of action in an EU of 20 would be only a bit less than it is now in an EU of 15 but this plan raises questions about legitimacy because, by design, a small number of big countries could more easily outvote a large number of small ones.
"Can one big year ease the drought conditions?
The absence of four Bulls rotation players — including two big men — eased the Nets' transition back into familiar surroundings as they jumped to an 18-4 lead.
Over the last week, the state reached temporary 30-day supply agreements with at least two big generators, easing the immediate crisis and giving it time to negotiate.
He will be stuck in Frankfurt handling the ECB's meeting on Thursday, where a big quantitative easing (QE) programme could be announced.
The clearest way in which the ECB can show that it means business would be to announce a big quantitative-easing programme when its governing council meets on January 22nd.
The overall lack of progress has occurred even though interest rates are pinned to the floor and despite the stimulus from big quantitative easing programmes in Britain and America.This suggests that something more fundamental has gone wrong than the usual down-phase of the business cycle.
A retired postman, Larry Borchert, added that Mr Ryan's Roman Catholic beliefs were a "big plus", easing his concerns about Mr Romney's Mormon faith, which he called "not Christian".Iowa's economy is in reasonable shape, with unemployment at around 5%, well below the national average.
