Sentence examples for possibly ease from inspiring English sources

But how can you possibly ease yourself into the death of your child?

Such measures, the city said, could ward off future damage and possibly ease anticipated increases in flood insurance.

"No words of condolence could possibly ease the pain, but I hope it is some small comfort that Nevada mourns with them," he said.

Environmentally friendly production, represented by, say, DfE may possibly ease difficulties often accompanied by waste disposal, reducing the disposal costs.

"If we can possibly ease some of that pressure by opening up further places in Sevenoaks and also cut the amount of travelling that the children currently do - that has got to be a good thing".

That would give the top five athletic conferences autonomy to shape their own rules and possibly ease regulations on agents, recruiting and pay.

Two economic reports yesterday added to the evidence that the economy was slowing, possibly easing inflationary pressures.

The Senate is likely to consider the two appointments in tandem, possibly easing the political path for each.

The data suggests that six interest rate increases by Fed policy makers since June 1999 may be taking hold and slowing the economy, possibly easing the central bank's concern about inflation.

The assessment of A.I.G.'s prospects coincided with word that a senior House Democrat was planning to ask the Federal Reserve and the Treasury about possibly easing the terms of A.I.G.'s government debt yet again.

PART OF IRAN OIL SANCTIONS Britain said that it was in talks with other European Union members about possibly easing a provision of their Iran oil embargo that could cause harmful and unintended side effects.