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61. Far from the BSE scourge easing, exactly the contrary is happening.

62. It also means granting tax breaks, easing regulatory requirements and reducing paperwork, she said.

63. You and Mary start easing the others out.

64. Tryptophane also appears to be useful in easing pain.

65. New figures indicate the recession may be easing up.

66. That's important for easing the impact to our users.

67. Yet quantitative easing is no silver bullet.

68. They forked up as much of the soil possible(sentencedict.com), easing compaction.

69. Impact type system of the domestic pressure-blasting machine meet the needs of the construction of infrastructure projects, easing the market for natural sand serious situation of insufficient demand.

70. "The end game in this European crisis, at least for the near term, is going to be if the ECB comes up with some kind of quantitative easing package," Praveen said.

71. It seems certain that the Federal Reserve will continue to accompany fiscal stimulus with the monetary equivalent in the form of near-zero interest rates and further quantitative easing.

72. RBNZ Governor Bollard made some strongly worded comments regarding the New Zealand economy and the low probability of easing rates.

73. There was Kobe, easing into dominance while electrifying the crowd.

74. Bottom line...(the Fed) is not hawkish enough to reverse the negative sentiment toward the dollar and it is not dovish enough to heighten expectations for a resumption of credit easing.

75. Q: About the DPRK's short-range missile launch, just now you said you believe it will not affect the easing of tensions on the Korean Peninsula, why so?

76. So the Fed is shifting from its usual policy of buying only short-term debt, and is now buying long-term debt — a policy generally referred to as "quantitative easing.

77. The Fed's Quantitative Easing XLVI arrives before Super Bowl XLVI.

78. Then I waited, trying not to feel as if I were whistling in the dark, but I experienced no easing of my fear and anxiety.

79. So conditions for an across-the-board policy easing are not ripe yet," said Qiao Yongyuan,(sentencedict.com/easing.html) an economist at CEBM in Shanghai.

80. Everywhere at about the same time the work was easing off.

81. All day shuttling between the office of reinforced concrete jungle between you, it is also looking forward to an easing of physical and mental freedom of this trip?

82. Major central banks have recently ventured into quantitative easing, or direct expansion of the money supply, as a way to reflate sagging economies.

83. The pace of monetary easing also looks set to accelerate.

84. Do this by easing up the pressure applied to the joystick.

85. Germanium, natural metalloid element raising body's immunity and easing pain.

86. They have inherited a fundamental scepticism to quantitative easing, and its impact on policy can't be discounted. Tellingly, the ECB calls its programme "enhanced credit support."

87. Undoubtedly, the entry of oversea Private Equity Investment is easing the financial strain.

88. Democrats accused the oil companies of price gouging , while Republicans argued for an easing of environmental laws restricting oil drilling and refinery building. examda.

89. the Fed has signalled easier policy with quantitative easing proposed to stem steady disinflation.

90. The government's huge budget deficit also limits its room for fiscal easing.