Sentence examples for slow easing from inspiring English sources

Keith as well was going slow, easing inward.

This reflects the effects of fiscal consolidation, the relatively slow easing of tight credit conditions and ongoing private sector de-leveraging," it said.

"This reflects the effects of the fiscal consolidation, the relatively slow easing of tight credit conditions and ongoing private sector deleveraging," the OBR said.

Sandwiched between the United States and China are some Myanmar businessmen who see American-backed reforms as the best solution to the chronically weak economy and fear that the slow easing of American sanctions could work in China's favor.

When starting out, ease onto the gas, and when slowing, ease onto the brake.

A slow ease to things.

American ground squirrels and prairie dogs, for example, essentially construct circular dikes that prevent rainwater from reaching their burrows below ground; similarly, circular plantings of trees and shrubs could funnel and slow stormwater, easing pressure on city sewers.

Two economic reports yesterday added to the evidence that the economy was slowing, possibly easing inflationary pressures.

Stiff and slow, Mel eased himself into his coat.

A slow opener eases us in before Get Off gets people dancing.

Take the bank currently making the most obvious error: the Bank of Japan, which has persistently underestimated the risk of deflation and been too slow to ease policy.