Sentence examples for largely eased from inspiring English sources

Those troubles have largely eased over time.

Today, those worries have largely eased.

In Nevada, Mr. Romney focused on Mr. Obama and largely eased up on Mr. Gingrich because, aides said, they did not view him as a real threat here.

Consumer protests over Black Friday abuses and anger over Ferguson have largely eased, only to be replaced by a fresh wave of boycotts and battles.

As the financial crisis has largely eased in recent months, big companies have found credit increasingly abundant, with bond issues sharply higher.

Tensions between the city and the district attorney's office, which reached a high point when city lawyers sought to question firefighters before they were interviewed by prosecutors, have largely eased, in part as a result of the involvement of knowledgeable criminal defense lawyers, one official said.

President Obama had overhauled plans to locate interceptors in Poland and the Czech Republic, largely easing Russian fears that the system could stop Russian intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Recently, DrugBank has provided a comprehensive collection of drugs and their targets [ 8], which largely eases this problem.

In the early 1990s, Adobe created Acrobat software largely to ease its intra-office problems.

That money has been allocated largely to ease the burden of immediate costs like burials and travel, she said.

The decision to introduce a separate limited-overs coaching job was made largely to ease the workload on him and less than a month ago, in the immediate aftermath of England's fifth-Test defeat in Sydney, he told the BBC: "I'd love a part in rebuilding English cricket... as the coach".