Sentence examples for ease a Bit on from inspiring English sources

Retail Space Rents Ease a Bit On the Ground Floor The possibility that e-commerce would replace shopping in stores faded during 2000, according to brokers specializing in retail real estate.

This can ease a bit of tension, by allowing others to contribute to the conversation.

A backlog that has left many government agencies without presidential appointees for months at a time may ease a bit because President Obama signed legislation on Friday exempting scores of government positions from Senate confirmation.

(The unadjusted ratio has eased a bit to 29).

This may ease a bit as inflation subsides, allowing interest rates to come down.

The chill between them eased a bit in January when they ended up as a part of a group of lawmakers who reached a deal on new Senate rules to ease gridlock.

Try, if possible, to ease back a bit on the towering footwear, he says.

Mr. Monti's credibility has also helped persuade Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany to ease up a bit on her austerity mantra.

And yes, let's assume that Europe does ease up a bit on austerity, for that is what will surely happen, but will that really bring more growth?

The biggest change, and it's not all that big, will be that she will ease up a bit on her austerity policies, both domestically and in the European Union.

Griffin believed that Olbermann was beginning to alienate his core audience, and asked him to ease up a bit on Clinton, and possibly even make some conciliatory gesture to the Clinton camp.