Sentence examples for growing ease from inspiring English sources

Adding to Manning's growing ease in the pocket was the improved play of the Giants' offensive line.

Mr Miliband's assets of flair, charm and a growing ease with himself have been well displayed in Manchester.

But growing ease of travel will encourage more in western Europe to discover the charms of central Europe.

And the growing ease of communications means that they have no need to loosen their ties with their old countries.

With Water Street (1962), critics noted a growing ease and the development of a personal vision in his writing.

The growing ease of access and greater familiarity with the Continent, fuelled by the massive growth in low-cost air travel, is also important.Whether or not the grass really is greener is a moot point.

In any case, so long as growth is below long-term trend, the gap between actual and potential output will continue to grow, easing inflationary pressure.

And as the Polish economy grew, easing the daily struggle to survive and opening the possibility of Poland's membership in the European Union, Poles began to reflect afresh on their country's place in Europe.

I assumed he had eaten and drifted off to sleep before emerging, now that it was evening, to remind me he was still here, and possibly to express a growing sense of ease with his new surroundings.

Meanwhile, pressure is growing to ease the emphasis on austerity and to allow larger budget deficits.

What makes bread wheat the most widely cultivated plant in the world today is its adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions, ease of harvesting and handling, and high nutritional value.