Sentence examples for easing after from inspiring English sources

Viewed from that perspective, the Fed very clearly has to increase its large-scale asset purchases (quantitative easing) after the meeting concludes on Thursday.

Longstanding tensions between Russia and Poland have shown signs of easing after the death of the Polish president, Lech Kaczynski, and 95 others on April 10 in a plane crash en route to a commemoration ceremony at Katyn.

Prices normally decline in the fall, and high gas prices in California are now easing after a series of refinery accidents a few weeks ago tightened supplies just when refiners were refitting their plants for seasonal changes in gasoline blends.

But because markets thought more easing was a sure bet, not easing after receiving this letter definitely would have made the Fed look as if it were caving to political pressure.

Media in the UAE reported that key economic sectors – re-exports, logistics, retail, banking and insurance – are already looking ahead to sanctions easing after June and Iran's return to business as usual, especially in Dubai.

Bank troubles are easing after three years of small financial institutions' falling like dominoes, and the development is expected to help push the insurance fund that protects depositors into positive territory next month.

Product Architecture definition plays more and more a crucial role for enhancing product customizability, easing after-sale management and reducing manufacturing costs.

But the stock eased after the close.

That fear eased after a few American states decriminalised cannabis.

Has that ­craving eased after almost 3,000 hits?

France's high birth rate means that, unlike Germany, the pressure will ease after that.