Sentence examples for ease growing from inspiring English sources
I didn't feel at ease growing up in Grays.
It is a fraught endeavour.The rule on alfalfa aims to ease growing trouble, on the fields and in court.
In 1968 Governor Paul Laxalt initiated several far-reaching reforms that were meant to ease growing ethnic tensions.
Mr. Bush sought to ease growing concerns about the cost and availability of health care, particularly prescription drugs.
THE men untangling nets in Akkaraipettai harbour, in Tamil Nadu, southern India, know how to ease growing tension with Sri Lanka: scrap the international frontier.
This combined approach might help to ease growing concerns in America's boardrooms about the quality of the bosses provided by recruitment firms.
The coalition sees it as a way of easing growing traffic along Route 1 and its feeder roads.
However, after latching on to a Miller pass, Dodoo eased growing nerves among the huge travelling support when he volleyed in from 14 yards.
BANGKOK — Thailand's Constitutional Court eased growing political tensions on Friday when it ruled that legislators in Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's governing party could not rewrite the country's Constitution but left a path open to revise the charter by sections.
"He's going to make it, this is the Olympics, he's got 17,000 people shouting for him," enthused Moorhouse, easing growing concern that the waywardly thrashing Moussambani, now practically swimming on the spot, might actually drown.
He also met China's President Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the summit, easing growing concerns that a relationship vital to East Asian stability could enter a freeze.Mr Hu repeated China's demands for more solid evidence of remorse (China wants an end to Mr Koizumi's visits to the Yasukuni Shrine where war criminals are among those enshrined).
