Sentence examples for ease because of from inspiring English sources

"The Catholics in my family were very good, honest people, so I felt at ease because of that.

Not that it isn't difficult, but it just came to me with ease because of all the sports I played growing up.

In today's case, I doubt that the Fed decided to ease because of the Republicans' letter; as I mentioned above, markets seem to think this was a sure bet already.

Hardware stocks fell after Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich said long-term growth rates in the tech sector could ease because of falling prices, increased competition and the advent of new "information appliances" that could supplant PCs to some extent.

They take things from peoples less powerful than themselves, and do so with relative ease because of that imbalance of military capacity.

At the same time, I walked into court every day -- with relative ease because of my suit, my masculinity, my whiteness -- through the separate security entrance for attorneys and law students.

Prices in the area, she said, had eased because of the soft economy and the events of Sept. 11 but have now bounced back.

Prices rose sharply in the early months of the year when turmoil spread across North Africa and the Middle East and then eased because of rising concerns about the slowing economies in Europe and the United States.

Neighborhood segregation also eased because of factors such as the migration of middle-class blacks to suburbs in the South, including subdivisions that did not even exist prior to the Fair Housing Act.

Though the federal government was originally eager to get the rest of Governors Island off its books by Oct. 1, the end of the fiscal year, pressure to complete the transfer has been eased because of the stalemate over the federal budget.

Much of the potential conflict between surfers and fishermen has been eased because of the dates set for legal surfing: The season for striped bass — the Point's most alluring prize — runs from April 15 to Dec. 15.