"There could be more stimulus if April turns out to be a new trend, but by itself it's no provocation for a quick ease".
She infuses her pencil line with quick ease in a series of sketches that catch action without slowing it or bringing it to a halt.
Michael Gove, the radically inclined education secretary, was quick to ease out a number of civil servants in his department as he sought to free schools from local authorities.
But Tagg made every right move between the Wood Memorial and the Kentucky Derby, sharpening Funny Cide's speed at Belmont with a series of quick workouts and easing up on him when he arrived at Churchill Downs.
Stable inflation meant the Fed was less likely to tighten in the face of supply shocks such as higher oil prices and quicker to ease when recession threatened.This seems to explain why, despite the Fed's failure to prevent the Great Recession, the Great Moderation endures.
But even Taylor was struggling with the lack of pace in the pitch until Lydia Greenway hit a quick 22 to ease any jitters.
Andy Barile, the founder and chief executive of his own consulting company in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., has a quick way to ease the fear that consultants can inspire.
England's brightest player at Euro 2016, the Liverpool midfielder plays the game in a different manner to his team-mates, making clever runs to facilitate passing movements, linking play efficiently and offering a quick turn to ease past opponents.
Asian economies rebounded in the second quarter of 2009 as aggressive monetary and fiscal stimuli cushioned domestic demand and quick inventory adjustment eased the downturn in industrial production.
