Sentence examples similar to slowly making easier from inspiring English sources
Official policy is slowly making it easier for hospitals and investors to serve this new market.
Larger birds are less agile and fly more slowly making them easier prey, so in the south smaller wrens have a greater chance of survival.
The solution holds true for bedspreads, curtains, couches and other home items, which all "absorb slowly," making it easier to get the wet stain out.
But the mapping carried out by researchers led by Janine Deakin found that, at the genetic level, the tumors evolve very slowly, making it easier to study them -- and, possibly, circumvent them.
The low-pressure system that looks to be aiming for the region this week is "really a different animal," McManus said, because it is expected to move slowly, potentially making it easier for the ground to actually soak up the rain.
But a new law in 2004 gave charities more access to government support and the tax authorities have slowly made it easier to make tax-deductible donations.
Driving slowly makes it easier to stop if roads are slippery, and gives you more response time if visibility is reduced.
The latest work suggests an alternative explanation - that the body suddenly starts burning calories more slowly at puberty, making it easier for a person to rapidly bulk up if they eat slightly more than their body needs.
One thing is for sure: shouting or saying things slowly does not make it easier – this is what I observed from tourists visiting other countries!
