| ease tension | 52.67 | This tends to ease the tension. | ||
| ease concern | 38.38 | And that has helped ease concerns somewhat. | ||
| ease restriction | 38.31 | It is looking into easing Medicaid restrictions. | ||
| ease pressure | 24.62 | That may not ease the pressure on parents. | ||
| ease pain | 19.95 | Massage helps ease the pain. | ||
| ease sanction | 19.68 | Earlier this month Washington eased some sanctions. | ||
| ease fear | 18.76 | To those who ease fears. | ||
| ease burden | 13.03 | I help to ease that burden for him. | ||
| ease regulation | 8.16 | The government will ease regulations on takeovers next year. | ||
| ease closure | 7.90 | Israel eases border closure. | ||
| ease transition | 7.37 | MIT does a lot to ease that transition. | ||
| ease way | 7.31 | I wanted to ease my way in. | ||
| ease policy | 7.11 | The plan urges the central bank to ease monetary policies. | ||
| ease congestion | 6.98 | It should ease congestion between telecommunications networks. | ||
| ease crisis | 6.98 | By selling Jenas, the club should ease its crisis. | ||
| ease problem | 6.12 | Medication can ease the problem. | ||
| ease rule | 6.12 | Other rules also were eased. | ||
| ease ban | 5.92 | It was a key condition to ease the ban. | ||
| ease suffering | 5.13 | Instead it seeks to ease emotional suffering. | ||
| ease shortage | 4.54 | They would sell more electricity, easing the shortage. |