Sentence examples for eased world from inspiring English sources

His victory eased world oil prices, which had been buffeted by concerns that a successful recall, and the ensuing violence that some expected, could disrupt production at the state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela.

When it comes to easing world tensions, caviar and rugs go only so far.

Some 400,000 Mexicans worked in the United States between 1942 and 1949 under an agreement between the two nations that was designed to ease World War II labor shortages.

At best, Bator said, Operation Goldfinger was designed as a show of force, a psychological attempt to ease world markets by hinting that the United States could tap new sources of gold if need be.

Dr. Bacow, who earned his bachelor's degree at M.I.T. in 1972, said he hoped to build on a similar spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship at Tufts, where experts on nutrition and international diplomacy have already collaborated on efforts to ease world hunger, and where engineers have sought to improve the practice of dentistry.

It's what's on the next few slides that gets Peribere going: the possibility of easing world hunger by turning inedible oil crops like crambe into edible versions; tomatoes that will always taste good; crops that can survive through severe drought.

It has thus eased the world's fear of China.

Though prices have eased on world markets, India still faces an import bill for crude that may reach $120 billion this fiscal year, compared with $69 billion the year before.

Senegalese President Macky Sall suggested that Africa's problems could be eased if world leaders did something to address the tax avoidance costing countries many times what they receive in aid.

The 24-year-old Englishman beat China's Xiao Guodong 6-3 in his semi-final, while Robertson eased past world number 17 Mark Davis 6-2.

Mr Modi should lead a national campaign to ease the world's worst labour laws.