Sentence examples for restore ease from inspiring English sources
This potentially implies that alveolar epithelial cells produce more surfactant during allergic lung inflammation, possibly in an attempt to restore ease of breathing or bind the allergen and prevent further reaction.
A separate package of $1 billion a year would be set aside for the restoration of coastal areas, including measures to restore wetlands, ease beach erosion and otherwise repair local ecosystems affected by oil drilling.
"He must be someone who can unite Central Africans, restore security, ease tensions, put everybody back to work, and pave the way for free, democratic and transparent elections," said NTC deputy speaker Lea Koyassoum Doumta.
"I would not be surprised if they restore quantitative easing after this report," said Mr. di Galoma.
Ms. McCrystal said that emergency crews were working around the clock to restore service and ease fears that contaminated water could lead to an outbreak of disease.
With jittery financial markets around the world sagging in the wake of the attack, central banks moved to restore calm and ease fears yesterday that the terrorist attack would lead to a global economic crisis or tip the fragile American economy into recession.
Analysts said that the disappointing jobs numbers raised the possibility of the Federal Open Market Committee restoring quantitative easing measures, or buying assets and printing money to do so.
That would help restore confidence -- and ease the pressure on Ireland's sovereign debt as well.
As one of the regulators involved in that effort put it, the guarantee "was provided in order to restore confidence and to ease the immediate pressure on banks," by ensuring "the stability of the payment system and to safeguard the supply of credit".
For all their frailty at the back, Arsenal possessed genuine menace in attack and they carved through Chelsea with ease to restore parity nine minutes before half-time.
