Sentence examples for easing life from inspiring English sources

"We were protected under the old regime," said Mr. Loge, who said he found it simple to open his cafe when Mr. Morsi was president and the government seemed intent on easing life for the refugees.

The opening of the border will be the latest geopolitical aftershock of the Egyptian revolution, and it is likely to strengthen the militant group Hamas, while easing life for 1.6 million residents.

Cooing over the morbid death masks, Victorian mourning jewelry, post-mortem photographs of children and Egyptian burial items that she's assembling for a museum show in STILL AS DEATH (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95), Sweeney prettily airs her theory that funerary art has less to do with the "afterlife" of the departed than with easing "life after" for their loved ones.

Modern forms of energy empower human beings in countless ways: by easing life, increasing productivity, transforming food, providing illumination, transporting water, fueling transportation, powering industrial and agricultural processes, cooling or heating rooms, and facilitating electronic communications and computer operations, to name just some of them [8].

The Bank of England monetary policy committee is expected to keep base rates at 0.5% when it meets today, according to economists who also predicted that the bank's "quantitative easing" life-support scheme would be maintained at £200bn.

One reason was that asset bubbles and cheap credit eased life for everyone.

In January it leant on megabanks to ease life for thousands of small firms stung by losses on foreign-currency derivatives.

To ease life down the rabbit hole: a three-piece bathroom set (sink, tub, toilet) in blue china can be had for 11.90 euros.

While underscoring a hard line toward Cuba, the president did say that he would take some minor steps to ease life for Cubans living under the Castro regime.

Mr. Markowitz defended his strategy, saying that his programs and charities helped ease life for low-income Brooklynites, and that his light touch "put a smile on people's faces".

Only recently has the Academy eased life for often-struggling documentarians by allowing them to qualify films by having them released during the calendar year, rather than meeting a deadline that previously fell months earlier in the year.