Sentence examples for easing right from inspiring English sources
The next day, his counterparts at the Richmond, Philadelphia and Dallas banks made similarly hawkish remarks.Given the chance, some officials would pull the plug on the Fed's second round of quantitative easing right now.
The modern sado-monetarist view is, after all, very much centered on the presumption that markets, left to their own devices, will get it right, and that it's only the distortions introduced by money-printing central banks that cause bubbles and crises — which is why the Fed must stop its easing right away.
(Nate Chinen) ★ CROWDED HOUSE (Monday through Wednesday) On its first album in 13 years, "Time on Earth" (Capitol), which was released last summer, this mostly reunited band eases right back into the warm, Beatles-meets-new-wave melodies that animated its 1980s hits ("Don't Dream It's Over").
(Sisario) CROWDED HOUSE (Wednesday and Thursday) On its first album in 13 years, "Time on Earth" (Capitol), this mostly reunited band eases right back into the warm, Beatles-meets-new-wave melodies that animated its 1980s hits, like "Don't Dream It's Over".
You met me in the recovery room, and eased right in to the role of making introductions between Ben and I, even though his entrance didn't happen as I had planned.
Romney's down-and-dirty Florida campaign eased right-wing doubts about his toughness.
In New Jersey, Mrs. Whitman's critics on the environment still bitterly recall her first term, when she cut enforcement and spending over all, abolished an environmental prosecutor's office, and eased right-to-know reporting rules for companies that handle toxic materials.
But after separate news on Wednesday that Britain's dominant services sector defied market expectations and enjoyed a mild pick-up last month, the decision over whether to extend quantitative easing (QE) right away is likely to be finely balanced.
Earlier on Monday, Mr. Netanyahu's government backed a bill requiring that a national referendum be held before any territory could be yielded in a peace deal, a move seen as easing the right's objection to a freeze extension but substantially complicating a deal later on.
However the key may be a new law easing the right for foreign students to stay and look for work for six months after graduation.
