Sentence examples for cannot be eased from inspiring English sources
There are few human woes that cannot be eased a little by exposure to the dreamlike beauty of the Aegean.
A referendum in which voters from one country assert their right to adopt policies incompatible with their obligations as a member of the euro is the fatal ingredient, exposing tensions between electorates, individual governments and the rules governing membership of the euro that cannot be eased.
The amendment, which was passed after much debate – notably over the meaning of a required "capacity of discernment" – offers the possibility of euthanasia to children "in a hopeless medical situation of constant and unbearable suffering that cannot be eased and which will cause death in the short term".
However, what happens when there is a shortage of, say, opiates, so that relief of air hunger and pain cannot be eased?
A life so painful that it cannot be eased should be allowed to end, with assistance if needed.
Sifton also argued that, under the law, sanctions cannot be eased on Kim's government until it changes its longstanding repression and draconian control of its people.
Death cannot be avoided – but it can be eased.
Perhaps this is just an interlude of insanity that will be eased somehow, in a way we cannot yet imagine.
The depression cannot have been eased when the club chairman Peter Hill-Wood breezily wondered if the player, along with Robert Pires and Freddie Ljungberg, could possibly have any more than a year left at a high level.
Nepal cannot begin to rebuild its tattered economy until the military standoff is eased, which first means finding a solution on integration.
