Sentence examples for potentially ease from inspiring English sources

The settlement with the F.T.C., analysts say, could potentially ease investors' concerns about government regulation by holding the company to a clear set of privacy prescriptions.

The switch would also put the United States in harmony with patent offices in Europe, Japan and elsewhere, allowing them to share information and potentially ease the strain on overburdened patent examiners worldwide.

And a tentative agreement reached last week that would make the organizing of wireless workers easier in the 12-state region affected by the strike would also potentially ease the organizing of several hundred employees in Verizon Wireless retail stores, according to people close to the talks.

SAN FRANCISCO — California's Democrats were poised on Friday to gain a two-thirds supermajority in the State Legislature, an achievement that would give them the power to raise taxes unilaterally and could potentially ease the gridlock in a state known for its fiscal chaos.

Postdocs married to nonpostdocs (or nonscientists) may be more fortunate, because their spouses' benefits and/or salary can potentially ease the financial burden of child care.

Although this is likely to ensure stability and potentially ease the panic in the sector, it means that participating banks will accept tighter restrictions on the way they do business.

This week, the Independent Budget Office released an analysis suggesting that more teachers might quit or retire than had been projected, potentially easing the need for layoffs.

Deepwater farms can be established far from shipping lanes, aircraft flight paths, commercial or sport fishing grounds, and known migratory paths of birds and marine animals, potentially easing the process of obtaining the necessary approvals and permits.

Acquiring Keebler gives Kellogg a foothold in the fast-growing snack foods category, potentially easing the company's problem of being the dominant player in a dwindling segment of the food business.

The British finance ministry is expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to recommend that the bank move its poorly performing loans into a separate legal entity, potentially easing pressure on the bank going forward.

North Korea Agrees to End Nuclear Arms Program North Korea agreed to end its nuclear weapons program in return for security, economic and energy benefits, potentially easing tensions with the United States after a two-year standoff over the country's efforts to build atomic bombs.