Sentence examples for it should ease from inspiring English sources

And as a side-effect, it should ease the task of paying the health bills of all those older people.

According to normal practice, when inflation jumps the Fed should tighten, and when growth stumbles it should ease.

Many analysts welcomed the slight decline as a positive development and said it should ease market concerns about more aggressive growth-tamping steps.

It should ease the burden for all Americans who must pay for public assistance for workers whose employers do not provide a decent wage.

Forecaster Mark Seltzer said: "A lot of snow has fallen across the north-west of England overnight but it should ease off during the day.

India, Nigeria and many others are also arguing that if the United States can cede special trading rights to Pakistan's textile and apparel makers to help a frontline ally, it should ease barriers for clothing makers in all poor countries.

He presided over the boom years of the Irish economy, which saw Ireland strongly outperform its European Union rivals, with unemployment all but banished and Ireland's traditional emigration reversed as more people came from abroad to join the workforce than left it.His resignation should ease the transfer of power.

Inflationary pressures should ease, it said again.

It said the new helpline should ease pressure on blue-light ambulances because it was running both the 999 and 111 lines.

It also said the UK should ease back on austerity should the economy slow further.

Building up passion takes work, and you should ease into it instead of rushing off to the sex store.