Sentence examples for easing matters from inspiring English sources

I was puzzled by this view coming from Gross; pretty basic macro told us that to the extent that quantitative easing matters at all, it's the stock of Fed holdings, not the flow of purchases, that matters.

Mr. Abulhab hopes his alphabet will ease matters for Arabic-language students and software programmers.

That election is unlikely to ease matters much: officials say that 15 of Nauru's 18 MPs cherish presidential ambitions.

Terry Neumann and Jackie Stanley pitched in, but earning $6 an hour while they paid $1.50 an hour for child care didn't ease matters.

The ministry of finance has eased matters by saying it will postpone the collection of any new taxes from 2015 to 2020.More controversial are the draft regulations proposed by the environment ministry that will create the state-owned company, NOKE, to take stakes in all future production concessions as a way of guaranteeing the state's interest in future production.

Customer ease matters little.

We studied 20 patients with early HD and 12 controls matched for age, sex and handedness using an improved T1-weighted sequence that eased grey matter segmentation.

Canada has thoroughly overhauled its security policy since the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States, tightening coordination with Washington in military, intelligence and law enforcement matters while easing its traditional concerns over privacy and other civil liberties.

A8 Tighter Security in Canada Canada has overhauled its security policy since the Sept. 11 attacks, tightening coordination with Washington in military, intelligence and law enforcement matters while easing its traditional concerns over privacy and other civil liberties.

Finally, Cohen eased into other matters.

Nor were matters eased by her foreign secretary, Francis Pym, being a putative rival for her leadership.