Sentence examples for ease their work from inspiring English sources
The seven kitchens cover most of America's history: in the earliest days, women cooked over open fires; in the 1950s, a bright blue "show kitchen" was meant to ease their work loads.
The platform, called BBData - Big Building Data, is currently in production at the Smart Living Lab of Fribourg and is offered to several research teams to ease their work, to foster the sharing of historical data and to avoid that each project develops its own data gathering and processing pipeline.
The GPs wanted to ease their work load while still ensuring quality home care but were unable to suggest how this might be achieved.
The party's radical methods had the salutary but unintended effect of making such groups as the NAWSA seem reasonable, thereby easing their work.
Jackson had never worked with Redford and to break the hero-worshiping-ice Jackson played golf with Redford and this eased their working relationship.
There was consensus in the working group that practising rheumatologists should demand research goals they regard necessary to support and ease their daily work [ 40].
The nurses were also very conscientious as to their professional duties, and to what extent the checklist might be improved to ease their daily work tasks.
Bertram told VICE he sees patients who use weed to ease their anxiety; it works at first, but eventually, as they build up a tolerance and consume more and more to achieve the same effect, some experience "rebound anxiety" where their symptoms actually worsen due to the marijuana.
He saw the two-and-a-half year contract as a chance to finally step away from DEA work and ease their money troubles.
But a small unit within the bank has been currying favour with religious groups, working to ease their suspicions and use their influence to further the bank's goals.
Market share is still tiny relative to overall purchases, but there is growing excitement about these vehicles, and all levels of government are working to ease their way onto the roads.
