Sentence examples for were to ease from inspiring English sources
If it were less addictive, if it were to ease the process of quitting smoking, then surely a tobacco company like R. J. Reynolds would not sell it.
He also argues that this week's move can be seen as an effort to foster more trade (as there surely would be if China were to ease its export restrictions) at a time when trade is in a great deal of trouble.
And even if activity were to ease a bit further, monetary policy is better suited to respond to a normal cyclical slowdown.
In her view, the NRA was exactly the kind of organization that Russians needed to embrace if they were to ease their country's restrictions on gun ownership.
If relations between Israel and Turkey were to ease in the coming weeks, would Erdogan move to strengthen Turkey's standing in the Middle East by agreeing to mediate in discussions between Israel and Hamas over the Israeli soldier's release?
"The aim here is to ease the payment burden".
An unintended consequence was to ease the way to integration.
The plan, she said, is to ease back into action.
Surely the purpose of science is to ease human hardship.
Cheshire's solution is to ease green belt rules.
Our goal is to ease the tax burden".
