Sentence examples for somewhat ease from inspiring English sources

Consequently it is fair to assess that the Axiom disclosures have caused the PRC to somewhat ease up its uncompromising rhetoric vis-à-vis the United States on cyberespionage.

More important, we now have a social safety net that somewhat eases the impact.

The increase in good cholesterol somewhat eases the increased risk of heart disease from higher levels of bad cholesterol.

But tensions were somewhat eased with Pope Benedict XVI's state visit to Britain in September, which was widely seen as a success.

But for me, it's complicated by the fact that I have severe hearing loss, only somewhat eased by a hearing aid and cochlear implant.

America's historically tense relationship with Iran was somewhat eased last year when the US joined six other countries in signing a landmark nuclear deal.

After all, no one is America has helped sell more books than Oprah.' Any embarrassment will be somewhat eased by the success of The Corrections.

Temperatures, which have been in the triple-digits in some inland Los Angeles areas, were expected to be slightly lower on Sunday, somewhat easing conditions.

Riven says the family is surviving for the moment, the pressure somewhat eased by the council offering a little more help.

A senior White House official said the failure of the rocket launching would hurt North Korea's effort to sell weapons — somewhat easing the fears of Pyongyang as a nuclear proliferator.

That taint can be somewhat eased with a name art-film director, a five-hour running time and a berth on HBO, as evidenced by the respectful reception — a spread in Artforum included — for Todd Haynes's "Mildred Pierce".