Sentence examples for more ease to from inspiring English sources

My hope is that this question (or some variation of it that sounds more "you") can bring a little more ease to your life and your relationships too.

16 MS being a once-daily formulation has a clear advantage over MT in terms of improving adherence by providing more ease to the patient.

Usually, a reduction of anatomical disruption will result in shorter operating times, less postoperative discomfort, shorter hospital stays, a decrease in working disability, and more ease to perform repeat surgery.

Echoing that, the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC), chaired by Carney, indicated there was more easing to come this year and that it stood ready to expand the credit measures.

These new tools will give our journalists many new capabilities to publish with much more ease and to enrich their journalism with original material from the web whenever this can provide more context to a story.

"To a great extent, that promise was kept: The Valley offered a uniquely Southern California lifestyle, with just a little more elbow room, a little more ease," according to the conservancy's Valley tours.

"Some might feel more at ease to ask questions, or to maybe express themselves, whereas in the group in the class they…maybe feel more inhibited" Disadvantages of having a completely online module were also highlighted.

They also felt that if it was face-to-face they would be able to express themselves better and would feel more at ease to ask questions.

This allows the search engines to see and to understand the link structure of your site and, more importantly allows the spiders to your site with more ease and freedom to crawl.

But some other analysts are calling for more easing measures to arrest the economic slowdown.

One problem for the Fed is that more easing tends to lower the value of the dollar against foreign currencies, he said.