Sentence examples for easing the effects from inspiring English sources

Tetris is good for easing the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), scientists have found.

But a study this month by the World Resources Institute argues that the price is a small fraction of the benefit the forests deliver in easing the effects of carbon emissions.

White House officials predict the measure will create 3.5 million jobs over the next year and a half, easing the effects of the worst economic downturn in a generation.

Obama and congressional Democrats have pledged to approve a stimulus package within the next few weeks, calling it a critical step to easing the effects of what economists predict is likely to be the longest, deepest and most dangerous recession since the Great Depression.

A recent IFAW report, Unnatural Disasters: The Impacts of Climate-related Emergencies on Wildlife, Livestock, and Companion Animals, offers a comprehensive look at the immediate impacts of climate change on wildlife, livestock, and companion animals and offers recommendations for easing the effects on these creatures.

B1 Call to Roll Back Gas Tax Legislative leaders from both major parties called for suspending or even repealing the state's gasoline tax, to ease the effects of higher prices.

The administration has made no move to increase financing for programs that might ease the effects of a downturn on people.

Today's gilded age, by contrast, hasn't generated any comparable resolve to ease the effects of inequality by strengthening public institutions".

Leventhal said it is true that he does not support rent stabilization, which is one of CASA in Action's proposals to ease the effects of gentrification.

Some 350 emergency personnel are working to ease the effects of the spill — absorbing pooled oil and conducting aerial flights to spot oiled birds and other damage.

On Tuesday night, Speaker John A. Boehner and House Republicans tried to ease the effects of the shutdown and force Democrats into negotiation.