Sentence examples for perhaps easing from inspiring English sources

The abolition of public power monopolies would leave micropower generators free to sell surplus electricity to the national grid, raising money and perhaps easing power shortages elsewhere.

With an all-volunteer army, Mr. Bacevich argues, "the symbolic solidarity at a ballpark" serves as a "convenient mechanism for avoiding obligation and perhaps easing guilty consciences".

Perhaps easing Mr. Ellis's pain is the fact that the asking price today for L-78 convertibles can top $100,000.

Advocates of schools run by religious bodies say they do a good job of turning youngsters into well-rounded and successful adults, without exacerbating society's social and economic divisions and perhaps easing them.

Online, Wang Linjia had posted that she hoped time could dilute "the thick coffee in her cup," perhaps easing some sadness about separating from her classmates for the coming school term back home.

Now, faced with an economic crisis and the high-profile assassination of a Hamas operative in Dubai, those dynamics have begun to shift again, perhaps easing the outside pressure on Egypt.

Three tournament victories have perhaps eased the Saints' doubts generated by their three-game losing streak going into the tournament.

That should help stimulate demand for additional European exports, something that could lift production and perhaps ease the pain of fiscal retrenchment.

And perhaps ease up on the self-recrimination just a bit? "But with parents who are Catholic and Jewish, the guilt comes easily," he said.

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Though a share sale is unlikely to happen before the end of the year, an infusion of cash would provide the Glazers with financial breathing room and perhaps ease tensions with their fans.