Sentence examples for earlier ease from inspiring English sources

Such an approach will identify and resolve reliability issues earlier, ease the rooftop solar transition in the long term and best realize the full reliability and economic and environmental benefits that rooftop solar can offer.

But, as noted earlier, ease of action can be a mixed blessing, if it means that plans that suit the commission and member governments, but not national parliaments or voters at large, are more readily pushed through.

The percentage of babies delivered earlier eased slightly, to 3.6 percent in 2008 from 3.7 percent in 2006.

Atlético earlier eased to a 3-0 home win over Granada after Fernando Torres grabbed his fourth goal in as many games with Koke and substitute Angel Correa also on the scoresheet.

"We expect more decisive easing efforts to come through in coming months," said Qu Hongbin, an economist at HSBC. "As external demand has weakened and domestic demand hasn't shown a meaningful improvement in response to earlier easing measures, growth is likely to be on track for further slowdown".

That early ease he exhibited Thursday morning didn't last long, though.

The rise in the April index "suggests that the earlier easing measures have started to work and hence should ease concerns of a sharp growth slowdown," Qu Hongbin, China economist at HSBC, said in a note accompanying the release Monday.

Mercifully, Indonesia and Malaysia had already taken steps a few days earlier to ease the crisis, by agreeing to stop pushing boats with stranded migrants back to sea.

IMF had pushed the government to start reducing the subsidy earlier to ease its financing requirements for the year, but had not requested a deeper initial cut.

If leaders had agreed earlier to ease Greece's debt burden and moved faster to protect countries like Italy and Spain — as U.S. officials had been urging since early 2010 — the worst might be behind Europe today, experts say.

They believe more could have been done earlier to ease the transition.