Sentence examples for ease strain from inspiring English sources

Modifying your sleeping position can help ease strain to your low back.

Manchester United could make a late move for Mats Hummels Newcastle United  Newcastle United  A centre-back and striker would ease strain on caretaker manager John Carver.

Stocks had their biggest one-day gain in five years Tuesday after the Federal Reserve announced that it would step up its lending to ease strain on the dysfunctional money market.

The technology could eventually become a practical and affordable way to ease strain on the increasingly stressed electricity grid; anywhere there's cheap natural gas, we could also have constant and cheap electricity.

It is important, executives say, to create smaller, more decentralized ways of generating and storing electricity to help ease strain on the grid in times of high demand or failure.

The overwhelming question is whether Mr. Bush will decide to halt the drawdown in July, when the number of troops is scheduled to revert to the 130,000 or so in place before the current troop "surge" began, or instead decide to order that the reductions continue, which would help ease strain on the overall force.

The Federal Reserve has been cutting rates to ease strains on the American economy.

The ECB said the arrangements "have helped to ease strains in financial markets" and "will continue to serve as a prudent liquidity backstop".

The central bank also said it would start accepting foreign bonds as collateral for loans to ease strains on the banking system.

In the article "Iran President-Elect Wants to Ease Strains With U.S., but Sees No Direct Talks," Thomas Erdbrink writes about Iran's newly elected president.

The Fed led the move, explaining that it would help to "ease strains in financial markets" that are being caused by the euro-debt crisis.