Sentence examples for only ease from inspiring English sources

These consortia not only ease the financial burden on music organizations, but composers like them, too.

Her medicines, like pain killers and cough syrup, cannot cure patients, only ease their suffering.

But F.D.A. officials admit that such actions can only ease the shortages, not eliminate them.

He called for a "crusade to widen prosperity more equally," which he said would not only "ease hardship, it will build out national wealth and health".

This, they say, would not only ease supply bottlenecks but also save the government some interest.In fact, the DMO already has a "bias towards longs".

During her stay, she realized a residence in the city might not only ease the order's work in the Western Hemisphere, but also improve recruitment.

But tensions have only eased, not disappeared.

I have talked to women who say the pressure on them only eased when their ex met a new partner.

William C. Dudley, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said on Monday that while the economy was improving, "the headwinds" created by the financial crisis were only easing slowly.

Policies for flexible work arrangements and lighter travel schedules not only eased the strain on busy professionals but also helped open our corporate culture.

They started in sturdy, rousing form and kept up the attack, only easing off for a gentle, acoustic guitar section towards the end.