Sentence examples for really eased from inspiring English sources

It has not really eased up all week.

"The situation for the Kurds has really eased in Iraq and Turkey," a Western diplomat said.

This meant that the Fed's rate cut hadn't worked: credit conditions had not really eased.

It was a small change, but one that has really eased my morning rush.

I really eased up in certain ways because I didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings," he said.

The song is an upbeat ode to a woman whose smile "really eased the pain" when the singer's "life was filled with rain".

It could also really ease up processor use, as long as the underlying tree-traversal is efficient.

"There's nothing I or anyone can say that can really ease their pain or bring anybody back.

Her proposal has opened her to the attack that she is not really easing the tax burden.

I suffer from depression and anxiety and find fasting really eases my symptoms and makes me feel invigorated, refreshed and gives me a sense of achievement.

The only way to really ease some of that burden is to have a big enough force so that people rotate through those kinds of assignments at a reasonable pace.