Sentence examples for represents an easing from inspiring English sources

The society's appointment of Don Robert Johnson as its senior leader represents an easing within the society of an antireligious bias, as well as the personal intellectual and spiritual journey of the new leader, who says he is no longer a Christian.

The Fed's interest-rate cuts in response to August's turmoil thus represented an easing of policy at a time when many emerging economies were already booming.

This may possibly represent an ease of halting the GM contamination and/or differing monitoring regimes, although these data do not allow further speculation.

That represents a significant easing of the way at least this one portion of the gaokao would be administered.

The move to allow more sites to legally grow marijuana represents a further easing of the nation's prohibitionist laws surrounding the drug, and will likely increase the amount of cannabis available for scientists.

For Stanford students, the duck syndrome represents a false ease and fronted genius.

The bill represents a historic opportunity to ease America's dependence on foreign oil and to take steps in the battle against global warming, and its passage would send a message to the worlds' negotiators in Bali that Washington is at last getting serious about climate change.

It's true that climate change represents an epochal threat, and the drought may be eased with a season of good hard rain next year.

EASE-MM achieved an MCC of 0.44 which represents a relative improvement of 26% (an absolute improvement of 0.09) compared to EASE-AA.

This represents a relative improvement of 6% (an absolute improvement of 0.05) for EASE-MM compared to EASE-AA2.

Ease of catalyst separation from reaction mixtures represents a significant advantage in heterogeneous photocatalytic wastewater treatment.