31.   Now, instead of easing the problem, these lands claimed from the water are being desperately protected by soldiers stacking sandbags to make crude dikes.

32.   Some lawmakers and Pentagon brass believe that recruitment problems can be eased by spending more money on recruits and improving the quality of life for active military personnel.

33.   That would make an eight-team league for football and ease scheduling problems.

34.   That is not easy, so the designers try to ease problems and prevent incompatibilities by finding ways for machines to operate in different modes.

35.   The leaves of the Mexican laurel serve as a condiment or as a tea to ease digestive problems.

36.   The Medicare agency has announced that it is making some technical changes to its rules that should ease any problems legitimate companies have in obtaining bonds.

37.   The secretary noted that the new rule might cause delays, but added that railroads could install additional signals after station stops to ease the problem.

38.   The smaller company is expected to help ease financial problems throughout the U.S.

39.   They each turned to drugs, they said, to try to ease their problems because they were so easy to buy.

40.   To ease these problems, Rosinter is starting to take direct control of some supplies, including building its own bakery and setting up a chicken farm.