Sentence examples for inevitably ease from inspiring English sources
The feeling of betrayal has now reached a more feverish pitch with the US administration's ongoing efforts, aiming for a climax this week in Washington, to pass the new Start treaty with Russia, which would inevitably ease east-west tensions.
By facilitating the improvement of the economies of the north, you would also then inevitably ease the burdens on London infrastructure and real estate.Tim Letheren London, sadlyWar on knobsSIR – Elderly Canadians with a weak grip prefer handles ("Knobless oblige", April 19th), though it appears bears can also operate handles.
Drogba, inevitably, was the man who upped the tempo to ease any lingering concerns, first firing narrowly wide before running on to another astute Mata pass to score with 14 minutes left.
Some politician somewhere will inevitably try to use a lease as a pill to ease budget woes.
The biggest problem was people getting into the habit of taking heroin to ease the comedown from the speed, thinking it would alleviate that pain, but of course it would inevitably lead to more pain".
Kamm knew that Congress would inevitably raise Tiananmen as the main reason the country should get no favors from Washington, and he also knew that gestures by China would help ease tensions.
When the time inevitably came, our departure was eased only by a promise made that, one day, a few more courses under our belt, we would return on our old ketch, her bow cutting those clear waters and her sails filled with the warm Caribbean wind.
With travel restrictions being eased, more US citizens will inevitably visit the communist island in 2015.
As restrictions are eased, more American citizens will inevitably visit the island and spend their money on local products, such as tobacco.
Mr. Rumsfeld said discussions about halting offensive shelling along the disputed front in Kashmir would be part of "easing some of the lingering hostilities that inevitably result from conflicts like this".
