Sentence examples for eased tension from inspiring English sources
In Paraguay, Mr. Lugo eased tension by accepting the Senate vote and quickly moving out of Mburuvicha Roga, as the presidential residence is called.
But even as Mr. Bashir's visit raised hopes of eased tension on Sudan's southern border, violence flared up again in the western region of Darfur, forcing about 50,000 people to flee into Chad over the past week.
As the former arbitration took much time, the naval arms race, though it slacked during the time of eased tension which came with the agreements, continued.
That move eased tensions.
Troops were deployed before a correction eased tensions.
This has eased tensions in a standoff that many feared would end in war.
Croatia agreed to freeze its independence declaration for three months, which eased tensions a little.
Richard Nixon: Nixon negotiated the end to the Vietnam War and eased tensions with the Soviet Union.
The backward glances did not ease tension.
International efforts were also under way to ease tension.
