Sentence examples for removed to ease from inspiring English sources

Even as advocates for salmon want some dams removed to ease fish migration, major renovations are under way this winter at three dams to ensure that the barge traffic they enable can continue for decades to come.

The non-interesting parts of the image are removed to ease the task of the tracking algorithm and remove unwanted noise and artifacts.

From 1952 the air-smoothed casing ahead of the cylinders was removed to ease maintenance and lubrication.

The seaplane was suspended from a crane, with its engines and fuel tanks removed to ease its lift, and large fans were used to simulate wind.

These items could be removed to ease the burden on patients and clinicians.

And possible influential factors cannot be removed to ease the symptom and show curative effect.

Mr. Olmert's office said the army was debating what checkpoints to remove to ease control but not lose it.

Then he would try to remove checkpoints to ease traffic and movement throughout the region, and, he said in a recent interview, "make a grocery list of 20 things we could do to make life better" for both Jews and Palestinians living in the territory.

No 10 was also adamant that the prime minister's new stress on the moral and humanitarian arguments for removing Saddam Hussein to ease the suffering of the Iraqi people does not represent a hardening of policy towards "regime change" in Baghdad.

Although removing carnivores to ease livestock loss makes intuitive sense, Treves and other scientists were skeptical: For instance, some research suggests that coyote populations subject to culling have higher pup survival rates, and that male cougars expand their ranges in response to hunting.

Now, Senator Trent Lott, the majority leader, is suggesting that federal gasoline taxes be temporarily removed, the better to ease the pain for drivers.