Sentence examples for easing for a while from inspiring English sources

In Asia, by contrast, "deteriorating growth expectations probably won't lead to significant monetary policy easing" for a while yet, Joseph Lau, an analyst at Société Générale in Hong Kong, wrote in a note.

The much-publicised financial problems show no sign of easing for a good while as finding a buyer is proving worryingly troublesome.

And that drive is not going to ease off for a while.

Yemen has long looked to its big, rich neighbour, Saudi Arabia, to bail it out; 3m barrels of Saudi oil have arrived in Aden, which should ease things for a while.

It is surprising that it has taken the ECB so long to think about cutting rates.European politicians have been badgering the independent bank to ease policy for a while.

If you find yourself unable to remain positive and happy throughout your reclusive period perhaps you are not ready for it and you ought to ease off for a while.

True [8], this should keep the Fed in the easing game for a while, and that in turn could perhaps calm excessively skittish equity markets (they're worried the Fed will begin to "taper" its bond buying program).

But one day at this tail end of a year that has provided such a wealth of outdoor beauty eased the sadness for a while.

This may ease their burden for a while, but they urgently need the full payments they are owed in order to start again.

Gove's attack on Carney follows comments by Theresa May in her recent Tory party conference speech in which she criticised low interest rates and money printing – quantitative easing – for damaging returns for savers while making owners of assets richer.

The ease with which, for a while, the rebels surged forward, and are now being pushed back, shows how vulnerable the colonel and his supporters are.