Sentence examples for easing the difficult from inspiring English sources

The clubs also prepare girls to get jobs after they leave school, easing the difficult period of transition between the end of their education and the time they gain employment.

After her father-in-law became King George I in 1714, she helped ease the difficult situation created by the bitter quarrel between the king and her husband.

And unlike the aftermath of the Vietnam War, when few colleges and universities welcomed military veterans, a growing number are taking steps to ease the difficult transition.

This allows them to use new words in a familiar context and eases the difficult task of learning a new language and sometimes a new thought process in expressing themselves.

Marc conveyed his sadness and advised Harry to look for a support group, immediately, because belonging to one could ease the difficult years ahead.

Mr. Scofield has not found the transition from fixing snowplows to easing the Big Transition particularly difficult.

The recent wave of terrorist attacks in Europe does not contribute to ease the present difficult political situation either.

These amenities have helped ease the sometimes difficult circumstances of long periods away from home.

"But if we do not get some buy-in from the Russians on reducing the violence and easing the humanitarian crisis it's difficult to see how we get to the next phase".

At the border points, returning refugees are also receiving packages containing water, biscuits, wet towels, rehydration salts and other much needed emergency supplies – all in the hope of easing the way for an already difficult and uncertain homecoming.

I suspect that the joy of helping someone start a family might ease the burden of a difficult pregnancy.