Sentence examples for ease the rate from inspiring English sources
The market has been anticipating that the Fed will ease the rate at which banks lend to one another overnight by another half-point on Wednesday afternoon.
If it wants to ease the rate, for instance, it keeps adding liquidity until banks react by reducing overnight rates to the target level.
"The uncertainty is perhaps whether policy makers will be able to induce an improvement in business and consumer confidence to help ease the rate of decline, or whether the pace of downturn will accelerate further towards the end of the year".
Cutting emissions could ease the rate of change, but not until the second half of the century, the report says.
The Fed chief, Ben S. Bernanke, said the government had made serious attempts to address the housing crisis and ease the rates of foreclosures.
The film's producers originally conceived "Snakes on a Plane" as a PG-13 release, but encouraged by the enthusiasm of an Internet fan base, added enough gore, expletives and bosoms to ease the rating a notch higher.
One of the reasons to have the participants working collaboratively was to foster the thinking aloud process in order to ease the rating process of video observing verbal communication, perceptions and behaviors among the participants.
Price controls and crackdowns on hoarding might temporarily ease the inflation rate, but they cannot provide a lasting solution.
The Post reports that more than 45,000 troops are stationed throughout Mexico in hopes that staunch patrols and harsh checkpoints will ease the murder rate, now at more than 10,000 since President Felipe Calderon came to power in 2006.
On 75 minutes of an evening that again did nothing to ease the heart rates of the home congregation Javier Hernández was the man who changed this statistic, the Mexican's head connecting with a sweeping Tom Cleverley cross from the right to give United the lead.
The ratio of employment-to-population ratio has fallen as much as four percentage points or more in some areas, it noted, and even where jobless rates have eased, the participation rate "has not yet recovered".
