Sentence examples for were ease from inspiring English sources
verb
To free (something) from pain, worry, agitation, etc.
- He eased his conscience by confessing.
At issue were ease of use, efficacy, smell, wipeability and streaking.
The most cited criteria for selecting antibiotics were ease of administration and the safety profile.
Other significance of settling down reported were ease of looking after young herds and tending to sick individuals (23%) and promoting development of marginal areas (18%).
The heavier/better fluidity particle could achieve the higher solids flux and the smaller/lighter particle were ease to achieve the higher solids holdup.
The median scores, IQR in parentheses, of the self-reported qualifications of the procedure (n = 59) were ease of procedure 8 (7–9), success of procedure itself, regardless of the effect 9 (8–10), visibility of anatomical structures on ultrasound 8 (7–9), spread of local anesthetic 9 (8–10), and subjective added value of the procedure to patient care 9 (8–10).
From there, the factors weighed in ranking them, in no particular order, were: Ease of consumption, consistency of execution, ability to remain appealing in the face of cooling temperatures, and flavor.
From the late 1960s such restrictions were eased.
Its provisions were eased in 1943.
"The others were eased out.
