Sentence examples for easing calls from inspiring English sources

The latest announced move by the Fed, called QE2 in the media as a shorthand for the second round of quantitative easing, calls for the central bank to purchase $600 billion of longer-term Treasuries in coming months.

The Fed said it saw hints that demand-fueled growth might be easing but called them "tentative and preliminary".

Some couples are gruesomely at ease calling each other "pumpkin" and "twinkle-berry" in front of people, but for most of us it only happens during a momentary lapse in concentration, and it rarely happens twice.

Savage was at ease, called the Zulus there his "friends," and said he harbored no ill will toward the organization as a whole.

Mr. Lazio has called for easing the so-called marriage penalty, repealing some taxes on Social Security benefits and allowing the payroll tax to be deducted.

This "other Ferguson effect," he said — the damage to trust in law enforcement — will not be solved by easing up on calls for accountability.

I think scanning codes and markers is still a viable concept especially when properly used as a tool to ease the call-to-action for mobile engagement.

The effectiveness of these laws depends on women's awareness of these laws and their ability and ease to call upon them, if need be.

It's called easing.(Don't do this if you want a jerky motion).

The slowdown in economic growth has triggered calls for easing of monetary policy, to help businesses and consumers get through this difficult period.

It calls for easing state restrictions on concealed-weapon permits.