Sentence examples for were likely to ease from inspiring English sources

He said prices were likely to ease next year.

The warm 50km/h winds fanning the fire were likely to ease on Tuesday evening, a Bureau of Meteorology spokesperson told Australian Associated Press.

The Met Office warned of up to 10cm (4in) of snow spreading from the west, but said sleet and snow were likely to ease before dawn.

Currency turmoil is likely to ease in a few days, he said.

A senior administration official said the United States was likely to ease at least some of them.

"Fed officials are likely to ease" in the final quarter of this year, Edward McKelvey, senior economist for Goldman , Sachs said yesterday.

"From the beginning of autumn 2011, supply-side constraints are likely to ease," the central bank wrote.

But though it may not be of much solace to them, in just a few years the admissions frenzy is likely to ease.

Now, he says, long-term government bond yields are likely to remain very low for several years, and the Fed is likely to ease monetary conditions further.

Those figures, however, are generally below the growth rates seen in 2010, and are likely to ease off further next year, the I.M.F. and most economists say.

The announcement that banks are moving toward the new regulatory requirements is likely to ease the strain of Europe's financial sector.