Sentence examples for money ease from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that heavy media multitaskers have a reactive decision-making style that promotes current desires (money, ease of processing) at the expense of accuracy and future rewards.

If we could alleviate just one chronic disease, we would save staggering amounts of money, ease suffering, and save lives.

When the economy was flush, there were the usual arguments, but a lot of money eased the process.

The point was that the miniature economy of the coop was suffering from inadequate liquidity, and creating more money eased that problem.

Natural gas saves customers money, eases dependence on foreign oil and is cleaner than other fossil fuels (although extracting it by hydraulic fracturing raises other issues).

But the money eases her doubts, or maybe it just reminds her of how lonely she is, and she soon invites Keane to dinner.

The quick distribution of much of that money eased the pain for some carriers that were in financial straits before Sept. 11, but did nothing to address the industry's underlying problems.

While the businessman did not have any control over the editorial content, both men say, al-Khafaji would be supplying his connections as well as his money, easing Ritter's way back into Iraq.

As a tough, law-and-order Republican governor, Mr. Rowland had supported the transfers as a "good deal" for Connecticut because they saved money, eased overcrowding and thwarted gangs, and he pushed to include as many as 2,000 inmates in the program, up from the 500 initially allotted in 1999.

The government often issues bonds to individuals, and raises money with ease from the capital markets.

And worries about the possibility of inflation from governments printing money to ease deficits persisted.