Sentence examples for slightly ease from inspiring English sources

Congress is now considering legislation that would slightly ease sanctions, allowing the sale of medicine and food.

By contrast, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved an agricultural financing bill today that would slightly ease the embargo on Cuba, allowing food and medicine sales.

Mr Kadyrov, a former rebel who now has the Kremlin's backing, warned: "Even a life sentence will only slightly ease our suffering.

True, jail is not what he is used to, but the $40 million-plus waiting for him just outside the walls may slightly ease the suffering.

Justice Teresi's decision on Tuesday to permit Court TV to televise the trial does slightly ease one logistical -- and political -- challenge for court officials: deciding who would get the 80 seats inside the ornate, white-and-gold fourth-floor courtroom.

The government's only Plan B is an $11 billion currency-swap facility with China which may slightly ease the pressure on the currency reserves (and thus on the exchange rate).

Cuts in universal credit have been only slightly eased.

"GDP growth is set to continue at a strong, if slightly easing, pace, despite fiscal consolidation".

As the solidified bronze cools further, it contracts slightly, easing removal of the sculpture from the mold.

See articleIreland raised €1.5 billion ($2 billion) through a bond issue, slightly easing fears that it may be forced to tap EU bail-out funds.

Driving restrictions have slightly eased the environmental injury of the 700,000 new vehicles that last year joined the capital's jammed roadways.