This is a no-brainer and would serve to ease the minds of those who protest the potential costs of current health care reform proposals.
Williams, the top-ranked American, overcame an early break of her serve to ease past the Romanian qualifier Simona Halep, 6-3, 6-0, Saturday and reach the Italian Open final, extending her career-best winning run to 23 matches.
All this may serve to ease Iran's suspicion of American-Pakistani collusion.Iran's leaders are faced with a public thirst for revenge after the murder of a group of Iranian diplomats by a Taliban faction.
Martinez bristled when reporters conveyed Torre's opinion that the first baseman sometimes pushes himself too hard, and that Saturday's performance might serve to ease some of that self-imposed pressure.
And come September, as the school year opens and the admissions process begins to heat up for students, parents and counselors alike, we'll be back with the kind of news and advice that we hope will serve to ease and demystify this oft-mystifying process.
While he felt the offence was outside of his control, it served to ease some of his psychological distress, by lifting a weight off his shoulders.
Wide, double-transom doors, more often seen on offshore sportfishing boats, serve to ease launching of the watertoys without hassling with davits or other lifting devices.
Tenure Strategies for New University Faculty , Radioand TV Appearances Are Opportunities, and Personal Networks and Mentors serve to ease the transition of junior faculty into academic life.
The swap facilities have allowed these central banks to acquire dollars from the Federal Reserve to lend to banks in their jurisdictions, which has served to ease conditions in dollar funding markets globally.
Thanks to his dossier, Thompson was never without a piece of information, which when used in the right context, served to ease the conversation.
