Sentence examples for easing a lot of from inspiring English sources

Ensuring reform is done right will mean we can continue to deliver the services our older and disabled people deserve and rightly expect, while easing a lot of other pressures on local government.

Computer-based translation is easing a lot of that pain, but in general it still means a lot of cutting and pasting has to happen, along with interpreting possibly imperfect translations.

So that eases a lot of the learning process.

The victory eased a lot of the Giants' ailments.

"It has eased a lot of my pain.

This simple precaution can ease a lot of tensions before they have a chance to fester.

"The kind of work I do is high-stress," he said, "so, definitely, just doing physical, manual stuff for me can ease a lot of that".

"All it would be is, it would ease a lot of minds, ours and his, that he's healthy, instead of sitting all winter long and waiting to see what happens with his arm in spring training," Collins said.

Although short of the 6.5% that FASEB had recommended, the boost would "ease a lot of pain" among investigators being squeezed by record-low success rates for winning an NIH grant, Garrison says.

"It's going to ease a lot of things, it's going to bring development, it's going to make life easier for the common Nigerian," Gabriel Shepkong, a naval officer, tells the BBC.

Shaving even a few percentage points off that number would ease a lot of pain, let alone the 30% savings the U.S. government thinks many energy-saving initiatives fortified by a smorgasbord of loan guarantees, tax credits and government grants can yield.