Sentence examples for eased off slightly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "eased off slightly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual reduction or lessening of intensity, pressure, or tension in a situation. Example: "The storm has eased off slightly, allowing us to venture outside safely."
7.43pm GMT 85 min: Kharkiv have eased off slightly in the last few minutes.
Separate construction data published on Tuesday showed the growth in housebuilding eased off slightly in May, although it remained the strongest part of the sector.
Manufacturing growth across the currency zone eased off slightly in April from March's 10-month high, according to the latest manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) poll by the financial information company Markit.
In the face of public outcry, the Blair owners eased off slightly, opting to spread the rent increase over two years.
As there's no point in duplication from that point on, we'll ease off slightly after that, posting the best bits of the minute-by-minutes, and bring you updates from our writers in South Africa and Fans' Network members across the globe.
As there's no point in duplication from that point on, we'll ease off slightly after that, posting the best bits of the minute-by-minutes, and bring you updates from our writers in South Africa and our Fans' Network members across the globe.
"I think it's a natural thing to do, once you get to your target to ease off slightly," said Swansea-born Hartson, who won 51 caps for Wales and scored 14 goals.
It will continue cooking as it rests, then the temperature will ease off slightly and the meat will be perfect to cook.
The projections assume that the economy will grow 2.4percentthis yearand and then rebound next year to a 3.4percentt growth rate before easing off to slightly more than 3percentt for the rest of the decade.
As the US dollar and bond yields eased off in the final days of 2016, gold got a small fillip, ending slightly higher over the year as a whole.
