Sentence examples for lead to easing from inspiring English sources

The arrival of Mr. McDowell as the third Republican would enable the agency to move forward with a review that could lead to easing restrictions on media ownership.

Stoner survived one scary moment when he clipped the kerb at turn one but had enough of a lead to ease off and cruise home for his 29th MotoGP win.

The strain gauge was carefully removed from the acetate envelope and tape mastic (M-M Number PCT-2 cellophane tape) was placed over the gauge and its lead to ease the realignment process.

A recession leads to easing.

High connectivity leads to ease of unique localization but also gives rise to large clusters, which seem to cancel out each others' effects in terms of space requirements of a sensor node.

When nanoparticles are added to the oil, they are placed between the oil layers and lead to ease of fluid layer movement on each other.

U Ko Ko Gyi, a former political prisoner who is helping lead efforts to ease religious tensions, said he was concerned by the "emotional response" to the clashes.

The recession of 1990-91 (driven by the S&L crisis and a burst bubble in commercial real estate) drove up the deficit, and also led to Fed easing; the recession of 2001 (dotcoms and telecomms) did the same; the recession of 2007-9 (end of the world, basically) did it on a scale that pushed the deficit to record levels and interest rates down to zero.

There was anecdotal evidence that the Thursday openings have led to an easing off in consumer footfall on Black Friday itself, though the increased popularity of online shopping could be another factor.

Such groups oppose any compromise that might lead to an easing of sanctions.

Worse, Germans fear (and Mr Draghi would not deny) that it could lead to "quantitative easing": printing money to buy bonds.