Sentence examples for easing during the from inspiring English sources

Robert Holmes, writing at thestreet.com, suggests that the Fed chairman "will follow the same script as 2010," announcing more quantitative easing during the Fed's annual symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

This hasn't eased during the past fortnight.

Venezuela's poverty had eased during the administration of the late President Hugo Chávez.

Yields on certificates of deposit and money market accounts continued to ease during the week that ended yesterday.

As strictures eased during the last decade, Mr. Jin brought his congregation out of the shadows, renting space in an office building near Beijing's university district.

In its most recent report, the International Energy Agency says that market conditions should ease during the northern hemisphere's winter, although this is when demand peaks.

Though violence and corruption eased during the early years of Mr. Aliyev's presidency, the number of armed attacks more than doubled last year, and some attributed that to the president's weak grip over Dagestan's combative clan groupings.

Beijing's notorious air pollution, which had eased during the 2008 Olympics, worsened in 2010, with decreasing numbers of blue-sky days and an air-quality index (reported by the U.S. embassy there) that occasionally exceeded the scale's worst level of 500.

But restrictions will be eased during the second half of his sentence.

Many of the showers should ease during the course of this evening to leave some clear periods overnight; just the chance of the odd shower persisting.

BBC weather forecaster Holly Green said the heaviest rainfall that many parts of the UK experienced on Saturday had eased during the evening.