Sentence examples for easing residents from inspiring English sources

With the flooding showing no sings of easing, residents in Wraysbury, Berkshire, say not enough has been done to help those affected.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg visited the neighborhood last night to ease residents' concerns further.

As the floodwaters eased, residents of the picturesque block, who are more used to television film crews recording the vivid colors of their immaculate row houses than news media crews filming the aftermath of a minor disaster, missed work to try to dry out their homes.

The fighting that tore through Kibera last week has eased, and residents have returned to live as before.

Susan Rogers of the Rice Design Alliance said that Gulfton's "affordable housing, shops, language, food, and culture all help to provide a familiar environment that eases the residents' transition to life in America".

"Although we as a school have a legal right to take possession of the property for educational purposes, our desire is to work with the tenants' counsel to find a solution that will ease each resident's transition to new living space while safeguarding Brearley's ability to meet the needs of all of its students," the letter read in part.

Still, residents here said his time served did nothing to ease their anxiety.

During the Obama Administration, which purports to be dedicated to easing the plight of residents like her, Flores and her peers have faced greater threats of deportation than at any time in decades.

On Friday, the storms that had soaked a 150-mile swath of Colorado began to ease, giving some residents their first peek of blue sky in days.

In recent years it has eased restrictions on residents taking capital out of the country; for example, more foreign takeovers by big Chinese firms have been allowed to go ahead.

At the time of the assaults, the disorder was so serious that police stepped up patrols around the Bassingbourn base to ease fears among residents of a nearby village of more "escapes" and attacks.