Sentence examples for ease years from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton's arrival in Myanmar on Wednesday captured the imagination of this nation's city dwellers and put a spotlight on the new government's ambitious agenda to ease years of military rule and economic mismanagement.

Mayer insisted that Yahoo wouldn't have been in a position to make as much money as it has on its Alibaba holdings if she hadn't taken steps to ease "years of tension and hard feelings" that existed between the two companies before she came to Yahoo.

Instead of allowing restrictions to ease year by year - the logical policy for a regime claiming to be committed to political as well as economic reform - Beijing continues to impose periodic clamp-downs.

In Britain, they're desperate for a home-grown, grass-court champion and Murray offers the best hope to ease 73 years of disappointment.

Along the way, he occasionally, fitfully made new music of note: the single "Black Sweat" (2006), which appeared on the album "3121," was the kind of lean, undeniable funk that had come with ease twenty years earlier.

Parliament, which is dominated by reformers, has begun a campaign to negotiate with Washington to ease 23 years of tension, but the religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has denounced the efforts.

Mr Fukui has been much more enthusiastic about the policy's efficacy, and says the bank will not stop easing until year-on-year inflation has been positive for a good while.

Indeed, the Japanese central bank used quantitative easing for years when Japan was mired in chronic price deflation and had reduced its benchmark interest rate to zero.

Although restrictions have been easing for years, the proportion of problem gamblers in Britain has barely changed since 1999, the survey holds, and, at about 0.6% of adults, it is lower than in more puritanical America.

Economists predict India's headline inflation rate will slightly ease to a year on year rise of 10.4 per cent for July.

The dramatic deterioration in FOMC forecasts in the fourth quarter of 2008 rationalises the Fed's pre-emptive easing that year.