Sentence examples for ease a problem from inspiring English sources
In an effort to ease a problem that crosses local jurisdictions, HUD asked neighboring counties and municipalities to submit joint applications.
But a four-week stay would ease a problem -- his appearance at Shea for the first time since the N.L. Championship Series last October.
When patients seek medical advice to ease a problem facing them in their lifeworld, e.g., pain or cough, the problem has to be recognized as a biomedical problem by the physician before further investigation or treatment is instigated.
Henin-Hardenne, who holds a 5-4 cadvantageantage over Mauresmo was rather less than generous after losing to her in the Australian Open, suggesting that had she be fully fit and well she would have been untroubled by the French woman's game, even though she was 6-1, 2-0 down when she pulled out with an upset stomach, brought on by an over use of anti-inflammatory drugs to ease a shoulder problem.
"I will have an injection on Thursday to ease a back problem but it is nothing serious, I just want to get it sorted.
Eddy stayed with her for two months, giving Jarvis mental healing to ease a breathing problem, and writing to Quimby six times for absent treatment for herself.
Here's a case for which solving an energy problem could ease a challenging environmental problem as well.
Rather, he said, the state began spending a lot of construction money in the late 1980's on prisons to ease an overcrowding problem, and money was not available for the Stamford courthouse.
Impressed by the results, Mr. Hanson turned to acupuncture to ease a chronic foot problem he had from tap dancing.
The valet service was begun last Monday in Millburn on a one-month trial basis, amid some grumbling and much skepticism, to ease a chronic parking problem.
The consolidation reduces airline competition domestically but may have a silver lining: Ms. Sakhnova said state control is expected to bring improved safety, easing a pervasive problem for Russian airlines.
