Sentence examples for the sake of easing from inspiring English sources

But should it fail, immigration officials say, they have no intention of softening security for the sake of easing traffic.

For the sake of easing the large-area flight delays and relieving the increasing pressure of the safe operation due to growing air traffic, the optimization model of air route network (ARN for short) nodes was established with avoiding "three areas" (prohibited area PA for short, restricted area RA for short, danger area DA for short) under the condition of flight safety and operating cost.

They just executed for the sake of ease," he said.

For the sake of ease of the presentation the paper has been organized into sections.

For the sake of ease, what proved easiest is to use B4, B3, and B2 in that order of additional peripherals.

In this recipe, I roast the meat in the oven instead of barbecuing it, but only for the sake of ease.

Let's for the sake of ease look at any manager who has won two or more league titles since the second world war.

However, it would seem that Sony, the maker of PlayStation games consoles, may have wrongly sacrificed strengthened security for the sake of ease in its attempts to make online gaming more consumer friendly.

For the sake of ease, the experiments were carried out with ≈ 500-μg/ml drug concentration.

Thermal expansion of the entrained air is neglected here for the sake of ease.

The company also wants all employees on the same platform, for the sake of ease and simplicity.