Sentence examples for eventually ease from inspiring English sources

Similarly, younger workers face many financial pressures (children, aging parents, mortgages) that will eventually ease.

The country is finding new sources of revenue (such as aluminium smelting and tourism) that might eventually ease its dependence on fish, but not for a while yet.

The winger struck either side of half-time, then twice in the game's closing moments as the Wolves erased a 16-14 interval deficit to eventually ease home.

The final option was to put in the Vad, and hope the pressure from his lungs would eventually ease enough to allow a transplant.

It is little consolation when the conquerors assure their victims that after the agonizing conversion process, their pain will eventually ease.

The Affordable Care Act may eventually ease the burden for some individuals with disabilities, namely those who rely on Medicaid through the S.S.I. program, by eliminating exclusions based on pre-existing conditions and annual or lifetime benefits caps.

Tensions eventually eased when Ghana freed the detained Guineans.

Big Brown was eventually eased, which Dutrow said was unnecessary and embarrassed him.

Ángel Di María scored his first domestic goal for Paris Saint-Germain as the Ligue 1 champions eventually eased past a game Guingamp 3-0 athehe Parc des Princes.

Of course, the rain eventually eased and I found another, kinder rental-car outfit, and I drove back roads through luxuriously arcing hills to reach teeny-tiny Avlemonas, a village recommended by Anastasia of Ios, where the sounds of cool jazz and blues lured me to the waterside Mirodia Kalokairiou Cafe.

In the words of the ancient military theorist Sun Tzu, China is acquiring the means to "win without fighting" — to establish itself as Asia's dominant power by eroding the credibility of America's security guarantees, hollowing out its alliances and eventually easing it out of the region.