Sentence examples for economic ease from inspiring English sources

They conjure a world of routine space travel, lunar colonies, economic ease and social and sexual freedom – though predictably, this last seems to apply mostly to a sci-fi avatar of the standard male Playboy reader.

Her plunge from Park Avenue to Lower Market Street is her own problem, of course, but her emotions are not far from what many of us feel — the dread of no longer having the economic ease we've earned (or married into, in her case).

Indeed, the economic ease with which China's military is now rapidly expanding raises this sobering question: Will China eventually be able to do to America what America did to Kaiser Germany in World War I, Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan in World War II, and the Soviet Union during the Cold War?

Whenever there is a whiff of political or economic easing internally, Fidel quickly snuffs it out.

PAGE A18 REVIVING THE STREETCAR More than 40 cities are exploring streetcar plans to spur economic development, ease traffic congestion and draw young professionals and empty-nest baby boomers back from the suburbs.

Dependence on medicinal plants by the rural people was governed by economic factors, ease of availability and the strong belief in the plant remedies.

And doing so will bring unexpected economic dividends, ease injustice, and counter climate change faster than anything else we know.

But even if the proposals are unlikely to be enacted, thanks to Republican opposition, do they make sense economically?With a deteriorating economic backdrop, easing up on austerity does make sense.

Even so, incremental progress is possible on economic cooperation, eased visa restrictions and some power deals, he said.

Company officials say profits will most likely rise more quickly than sales once the economic recession eases.

If the economic crisis eases and Citi does not need more propping up, the naming rights flap might fade.