Sentence examples for more bearable but from inspiring English sources

Losses can be made more bearable, but there will always be losers.

Twelve years living a shack in the wilderness make him more bearable, but only just.

Modern drugs have made life longer, and more bearable, but drug companies are no more above fixing the "evidence" than some alternative cures are above ignoring it.

That blocks one of the channels by which the Federal Reserve's easy monetary policy is meant to shore up consumer finances.Refinancing makes negative equity more bearable but it does not reduce it.

There is the more bearable but still difficult trauma of disruption: the businesses of Chinatown all but closed, hurt by a drop in tourism, diverted traffic and a paucity of working phones.

When inflation is low, the initial payments are more bearable but more of the real debt persists, which shunts a bigger share of the costs into the later years of the loan.This fall in the initial debt-servicing burden on mortgage borrowers has underpinned the rise in house prices over the past decade.

Mr. Cavanagh, who was mawkishly cute in the role of a small-town lawyer on "Ed," here is more bearable as a charmingly glib, but mostly annoying, sidekick.

But a game is more bearable than a tragedy.

But finishing his tasks was more bearable than thinking about her.

But planning can help make it more bearable.

The area is used to this from the occupation days, but Assaf has made the curfews more bearable and hopeful.