Sentence examples for ease any potential from inspiring English sources

In turn, this should ease any potential congestion and make it easier for communications traffic to route around the world.

To ease any potential readers' feminist guilt by exposing myself as more slapdash than they; to make a case for an ultimately inclusive movement, via the example of my own haphazard, clothes-, looks- and man-oriented adventures in feminism.

"Amy has this way about her that eases any potential conflict.

Job growth was a bit under expectations, and that could help ease any fears of potential overheating.

With the legal landscape clear at the moment for the prosecutions to begin, the military officials said the new courthouse would ease a potential logjam of trials.

The New York Times Company plans to borrow up to $225 million against its mid-Manhattan headquarters building, to ease a potential cash flow squeeze as the company grapples with tighter credit and shrinking profits.

The Tribune Company filed for bankruptcy just last week, and the New York Times Company announced that they would be mortgaging their Manhattan headquarters, borrowing up to $225 million to ease a potential cash flow squeeze.

But both Mr. Axelrod and Mr. Plouffe say the caps on the fees have eased any concern about a potential conflict since Mr. Axelrod's firm will essentially be working free after the caps are hit, eliminating any financial incentive to recommend increased advertising spending.

The board told its staff to explore ways of easing a potential burden on their customers.

He gave £5 million, or roughly $8 million, to the Conservative Party in 2001, easing a potential cash crisis.

In such cases, she said, she would try to ease the potential investor's jitters by explaining Malaysia's situation.