Sentence examples for threat easing from inspiring English sources
The report suggested that inflation was not an immediate threat, easing some pressure on Fed policy makers to raise its benchmark interest rate — the federal funds rate — in the near future.
The Giants still have loads of talent - the defensive line is superb - and if the offense can cut down from the 42 turnovers last season, the running game, which looked powerful in the preseason, should be a threat, easing some pressure on Eli Manning and a retooled group of receivers.
So as rates rise and the refinancing threat eases, they sell Treasury securities.
As the Sobig threat eased, a new profit-driven virus appeared:Mimail, which crashed machines and directly asked users to type in their credit card numbers.
Until the source of the virus has been discovered and the threat eases, Dr. Debatin recommends that people not eat raw vegetables, particularly salads, cucumbers and tomatoes.
Surveillance has soared even though the assessment of the terrorist threat has eased.
More than a dozen people rose to speak; none defended the project or noted that, if successful, it would reduce a health threat and ease the county's heavy reliance on insecticides.
Among those Mr Putin has dubbed foreign agents are a group of women seeking information about Russian servicemen injured and killed while covertly deployed in Ukraine.Don't give them coverPersuading autocrats who have decided that NGOs pose an existential threat to ease up will be a struggle.
[Page A12.] With the threat of rain easing today in Texas, Gov. Rick Perry toured the area by helicopter with Mayor Lee P. Brown and officials from the Federal Emergency Management Administration.
EVEN as anxiety about jihadi terrorist threats has eased, thanks to the efforts of intelligence agencies and drone attacks' disruption of the militants' sanctuaries, fears over Western societies' vulnerability to cyber-assaults have grown.
Simon Wells, of HSBC, said: "There was little attempt to talk the market down with threats of imminent easing.
