Sentence examples for ease and poor from inspiring English sources

Lady Montdore takes few pains to put her guests at ease and poor Cousin Fanny (no stranger to the eccentricities of country house living, having spent her holidays at Alconleigh with the Radletts) finds "the terror at Hampton was of a different quality, icy and dispassionate, and it reigned downstairs".

With commodities plunging in the wake of the US Federal Reserve signalling an end to quantitative easing and poor economic data from China, mining companies are leading markets sharply lower.

A combination of cheap mortgage rates, easing criteria and poor savings rates are convincing many that investment property is a sensible home for their money.

His ease with poor and working-class people, joined with King's intellectual appeal to the middle class, made the pair a powerful magnet for a community that needed to overcome class differences.

They demand that it ease the gap between rich and poor and address hardships caused by a housing shortage and unaffordable rents.

A cornerstone of Bo's Chongqing model involved a series of egalitarian social policies aimed to lessen the gap between rich and poor, and ease the rural-urban divide.

In North America, MA cattle are primarily used as a terminal beef breed for producing calves for market, though they are notorious for extremely high birth weights and poor calving ease, more so than Charolais or Simmentals are known for.

Since a spendthrift Labour government was elected in 1997, worries about the gap between rich and poor have eased.

A cornerstone of Bo's Chongqing model was a series of egalitarian social policies aimed at lessening the gap between rich and poor and easing the rural-urban divide.

More restrictions on migration would mean enshrining sharper inequality between the rich and poor worlds - ease migration, and global inequality should decline.

There is the haunting appearance of the ghostly woman whose touch sets the novel in motion; the transformation of a humble drawing master into an avenging angel; the chilling spectacle of an aristocratic woman suddenly powerless and poor; and the terrifying ease with which a sane woman, shut up in a madhouse, begins to feel, and even become, crazy.