Sentence examples for which easing from inspiring English sources

Three indicators of accessibility were selected, two of which (easing public and non-motorised transport) reached the maximum score.

Construction machinery is not regarded as a sensitive sector, which eased Xugong's sale.

The show is installed spaciously with books and labels placed horizontally, which eases viewing and reading.

That dragged on overall GDP growth, which eased off to 0.7% in the fourth quarter.

My point is not to attack offshoring, which eases innovation and benefits poorer workers in the source countries.

The up-front revenue, which eases some business risk, could "help us keep the farm free of development," she said.

They are then more likely to re-adapt quickly to school life, which eases the strain on other family members.

No else got sick, which eased anxieties at the health department but also added to the sense of incomprehensibility.

This generation has only faint memories of the harshest days of all-white rule, which eased before ending in 1994.

If so, that could relieve the upward pressure on short-term interest rates, which eased substantially yesterday.

But the government said operations had been hampered by heavy rains, which eased only today, and infrastructure damage.