Bolt handled his heat with striking ease, slowing to something that resembled a jog in the final 50 meters to win in 20.18 seconds.
Treatments like the ones that keep Caroline fit ease symptoms and slow the progression of the disease.
But Mr. Boone, who wields a botanist's trowel and a debater's knife with equal ease, wants to slow them down with community activism, regulatory action and legal challenges.
They can be chatty, demanding, silent or aggressive, easing or slowing interactions and doctors' search for relevant history.
When starting out, ease onto the gas, and when slowing, ease onto the brake.
The carbon matrix of brown coal is very vulnerable and could be thermally-cracked at relatively ease at slow heating rates.
The group returned to chatting in Spanish and I uneasily sat on the corner of an overstuffed couch, bracing my fists to ease my slow slide in between two cushions.
They predicted that the central bank would not ease policy but might slow the pace of further interest rate increases while watching the effect on Chinese exports of steep drops in stock markets and of any signs of further economic weakness in the United States and Europe.
When he said the Fed might soon slow quantitative easing (QE, buying bonds with newly printed money), bond yields shot up and investors began pricing in much quicker increases in short-term rates than the Fed had intended.
American ground squirrels and prairie dogs, for example, essentially construct circular dikes that prevent rainwater from reaching their burrows below ground; similarly, circular plantings of trees and shrubs could funnel and slow stormwater, easing pressure on city sewers.
