Sentence examples for supposed to ease from inspiring English sources

The new sort of relationship is supposed to ease such suspicions.

Last May's $140 billion European bailout was supposed to ease Greece's return to private financial markets.

The new law was supposed to ease the homeward passage of former Baathists such as Muhammed Kareem.

The great appeal of firewalls is that they are supposed to ease the job of corporate security.

The agreement is supposed to ease sanctions on Iran in exchange for verifiable guarantees that its nuclear work is peaceful.

I also bought a bottle of Klosterfrau Melissengeist ($20), a bitter tasting elixir that is supposed to ease your nerves.

Washington has attempted to counter these trends with proven-ineffective economic policies: starting under Bush and continuing under Obama, the Fed has pursued round after round of "quantitative easing" supposed to alleviate a lack of liquidity in the economy and bring unemployment down.

As deputy leader, Tom Watson was unable to fully join the coup, but his failure to back Corbyn was supposed to help ease the leader out of office.

Obama's first-term "reset" with Russia was supposed to help ease tension over Georgia and over U.S. plans to field a missile defense system in Poland and other nations at Russia's doorstep.

They take turns sleeping there, on a small cot in the corner of the room, surrounded by medical equipment: a hospital bed with a queen-size air mattress that helps prevent bed sores, a special chair called a "sit-stand," which can be cranked into an upright position and is supposed to help ease muscle contractions.

This is the product that's supposed to greatly ease the strain of having to sign in over and over and over again within native mobile apps.