Sentence examples for ease substantially from inspiring English sources

The effects of the storm are expected to continue overnight into Thursday and Friday, before conditions ease substantially at the weekend.

These formulas ease substantially the design of the calibration apparatus.

If so, that could relieve the upward pressure on short-term interest rates, which eased substantially yesterday.

Several district banks reported that "upward price pressures from rising commodity and input prices have eased substantially," the Fed said.

"They're still challenging, but they've eased substantially since the worst parts of the cycle," said Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist at Citigroup.

Some believe the crisis in the UK is almost over and restrictions on cattle allowed to enter the food chain have been eased substantially in recent years.

It was filed at the height of tensions between Google and media companies over copyrights — tensions that have since eased substantially.

Since its filing, though, those tensions have eased substantially, as YouTube has set up an automated system to detect and block infringing videos and has signed revenue-sharing agreements with more than a thousand media companies.

Magnus Wilfors, a partner at the Malmö office of Ohrlings PricewaterhouseCoopers, says: "Although the rest of the world doesn't seem to know this, the tax burden on entrepreneurs [in Sweden] has eased substantially [since 1991]." Sensing a new mood in his native country, Hult returned in 1992 (but not before setting up a family trust).

"How can we address the issue of tax fairness, when his budget does not substantially ease the marriage tax penalty?

This would substantially ease the payroll taxes, or social charges, which weigh heavily on the cost of labour in France.