Sentence examples for might ease its from inspiring English sources

A few months ago it looked as if the military junta in Myanmar might ease its repressive rule slightly.

The response to this disaster might ease its fears.

That immediately generated hopes that Washington might ease its opposition to a rescue package for Argentina and revert to more supportive policies that had been in place under the Clinton administration.

Friday was viewed as a test of sorts for both sides — whether the government might ease its crackdown after killing 112 protesters a week earlier, and whether demonstrators would defy blunt warnings and the threat of more force by returning to the streets.

In fact, the North Koreans said, their lives have gotten harder, despite Mr. Kim's tantalizing pronouncements about boosting people's livelihoods that have fueled outside hopes that the nuclear-armed nation might ease its economically ruinous obsession with military hardware and dabble in Chinese-style market reforms.

Owing to threats of further disruption, Japan's conservative business culture has started to think creatively about how new technologies might ease its pain.

It won't go away, but it might ease it".

The country is finding new sources of revenue (such as aluminium smelting and tourism) that might eventually ease its dependence on fish, but not for a while yet.

The Washington Post says Representative Michael Oxley told lobbyists that "a Congressional probe might ease if it replaced its Democratic lobbyist with a Republican".

SHORTLY after the Federal Reserve hinted in May that it might start to ease its monetary stimulus, rich-country bond yields shot up; emerging-market currencies and stockmarkets cratered.

The additional help from the Treasury might ease some of its financial burdens, Mr. Liddy said.