Sentence examples for form of ease from inspiring English sources
He was six feet three, not quite tall enough to feel a need to conceal it by stooping — so that even his height appeared a form of ease, as if gravity had, when he was growing up, exerted less effect on him than on more ordinary people.
said: "The Bank of England seems all but certain to ease policy, with only the scale and form of easing in question".
That is on top of a sum of ¥30 trillion already budgeted for BoJ loans to banks.In this section The big squeeze The magic bullet First mover Autopsy Crude awakening Easy does it All his fault Flood barriers Correction: Ireland ReprintsThe market had expected some form of easing but had not imagined a whittling of interest rates, however symbolic.
The White House has touted federal plans that allow borrowers to make payments based on their earnings as one form of relief designed to ease borrower distress.
As my minutes dwindled into the double digits, I found myself so tickled by this form of extreme ease that I began looking for new time-saving fixes.
Cris Lankenau, the nonprofessional actor who plays Doug and was also the male lead in "Quiet City," described Mr. Katz's way with actors as a form of social ease.
The synthesis indicates that patients' value individualised medicine in terms of a humanistic approach, expressing the wish for an opportunity for "personal growth", a "holistic" form of care, ease of "self-activation" and "integrative care", a therapist- patient- alliance" in the sense of establishing a healing relationshipatient- alliance.
Although Fed officials have denied it, they actually began a form of quantitative easing months ago.
Within recent weeks, the Japanese, British and Swiss have all proposed some form of quantitative easing.
Economists said the Asset Protection Scheme looks like a form of quantitative easing - effectively pumping more money into the economy.
(That had come in the form of quantitative easing — printing money to buy treasuries and mortgage bonds).
