Sentence examples for considered to ease from inspiring English sources
Tougher littering fines should be considered to ease the huge financial burden of the clean-up operation, the report by a committee of MPs suggested.
Options being considered to ease the problem of flight delays and backlogs include the use of alternative helicopters, making better use of available flights and the possibility of transferring workers by boat.
This void formation is thought to favour an increase of the energy dissipating deformation processes, namely by crazing in HIPS, where the voids are considered to ease craze formation, or by preferentially shear yielding in ABS at higher rubber concentration, where the voids support the plane stress situation which multiplies shear yielding.
They were a former university researcher, who told of closing a lab after losing grants; a university medical center official, who recounted efforts to ease scientists' troubles as federal pay lines fall; and an NIH science administrator, who explained steps being considered to ease the pain for NIH-funded scientists.
In 1950, they presented a new report, which recommended that a new route for the tunnel be considered to ease construction and increase safety.
Evaluation of the practical utility of each potential site was considered to include ease of attachment, longevity of attachment and data loss/absence.
The federal government is considering ways to ease the financial burden.
He's already considering how to ease the pain of closing night.
Makers of more mainstream cars are not as likely to go to such lengths, but more are considering ways to ease the wait for popular or customized cars.
The transportation department had been considering plans to ease traffic onto Route 7 for more than a decade and has held public hearings on the project.
Even so, the New York Fed president, William C. Dudley, said last week that the "outlook for unemployment is unacceptably high" and that it was appropriate for the Fed to consider steps to ease monetary policy.
