Sentence examples for to ease future from inspiring English sources
Drawing fresh lessons, as well as big bills, from this year's wildfires, President Clinton asked Congress for $1.6 billion in new spending next year to repay firefighting costs and to ease future fire dangers.
Its goal was not only to protect a pristine rain forest with a rich mix of wildlife and plant life but also to ease future climate change by preventing more than 400 million tons of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere.
It is using some of its extra money to repay debt, and the government has recently raised civil servants' pay by 15%—the first across-the-board increase in more than 20 years.As well as spending more on health, education and infrastructure, the Middle East also needs to invest in oil production and refining capacity, to ease future supply shortages and so stabilise prices.
Volcano names, numbers and locations use the VOTW database conventions to ease future compatibility.
Both peace-loving and humanitarian nations are eager to ease future conflicts in the Middle East, with all fingers pointing to water conflict being the fuel for the next big one, many believe.
On the other hand, the mtDNA phylogeny needs continuous updating in order to ease future population and phylogenetic studies (e.g. [11], [12]).
New Mexico expects almost $1.2 billion in extra tax revenue because of oil and gas next year, after struggling to make ends meet in the current budget, and is planning to set up a rainy day fund to help ease future downturns, said Jeffrey Mitchell, director of the University of New Mexico's Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
The reasons for going public, in addition to the usual desire to attract capital and ease future expansion, were related to avoiding a future family feud.
Alternatively, the official said, the opposite could be true — the Palestinian public could get used to the kind of concessions needed for a deal now that they were in the open, and that would ease future talks.
Avoiding application-specific interprocess communication frameworks will ease future implementation within CTD.
Use of standardized protocols would ease future use of accelerometry and the comparability of results between studies.
