Sentence examples for eased considerably from inspiring English sources

Tensions have eased considerably since, but little has changed.

In recent years, sexual norms have eased considerably, with premarital and extramarital sex becoming common.

And the task of Tim Payne, Dylan Hartley and David Wilson has eased considerably.

Racial tensions, once an embarrassing blight on the city's streets, have eased considerably.

While that measure has eased considerably, many products can still be hard to come by.

After the opening goal the tension eased considerably, and City took a more commanding hold of the match.

The weather too plays its part, with heat and humidity easing considerably at this time of year.

Steven Zwerling, a senior program officer for education at the Ford Foundation, said he had noticed real estate costs for nonprofit groups easing considerably, in Manhattan and elsewhere.

If all those passengers were on a first-rate, high-speed rail system, the gridlock that our airline passengers experience every day would ease considerably.

A spokesman said tonight that the situation was too chaotic to estimate rainfall for today, adding that the center expected the rains to ease considerably overnight.

But after Raúl Castro assumed office and his brother Fidel stepped down, in 2008, things have eased up considerably, with the lifting of travel prohibitions for Cubans as well as the previous bans on buying and selling properties and earning a living in small businesses.