Ease Someone Out Meaning
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To force somebody to leave a job or position of authority
Ease Someone Out Sentence Examples
- I think it’s time to ease him out of the company.
- They’re planning to ease him out of the position gradually.
- She’s been with the company for a long time, but it’s time to ease her out.
- They’re trying to ease him out without causing any drama.
- We need to ease out the old employees to make room for new hires.
- It’s time to ease her out and bring in someone new.
- He’s not the right fit for the company, so we need to ease him out.
- They’ll ease him out, but they’re unsure how to do it.
- It’s a difficult decision, but we need to ease him out.
- They’re going to ease her out, but they’re trying to be as gentle as possible.
- We need to ease out the old guard and bring in fresh ideas.
- He’s not performing well, so we need to ease him out.
