Sentence examples for Assuaging worries from inspiring English sources

Attracting foreign investment hinges on the Kremlin assuaging worries about the eruption of a new East-West conflict and instituting reforms at home.

Indebted investors are also being forced by their banks to sell as falling prices reduce the value of their collateral.Lower oil and commodity prices ought to benefit China and India, by lowering import bills and assuaging worries about inflation.

Until it does, the credibility of what it says about its present intentions is undermined.It is also not clear how far Iran is prepared to go in assuaging worries about its current programme.

Now, a new study provides the first field evidence that CO2 can be stored safely for a million years in these saline aquifers, assuaging worries that the gas might escape back into the atmosphere.

That may help to limit the numbers of radicals, but it will not assuage worries.

A former army officer, Humala has assuaged worries that he'd take Peru on a radical turn to the left.

Consider how we normally seek to assuage worries about the future: we seek reassurance, looking to persuade ourselves that everything will be all right in the end.

The government in London is seeking concessions over voting arrangements to assuage worries that the euro zone nations, acting as a bloc, might impose regulations on the City of London.

As if to assuage worries about Mr. Xi's health, a newspaper on Monday ran a picture of Mr. Xi addressing students at the opening of the fall semester of the Central Party School.

Mattarella's call for "serenity" after Italy was plunged into political chaos by the vote may have assuaged worries in Europe about what Renzi's defeat signified for Europe, Italy's fragile banking system, and the future of the euro.

Meanwhile, to assuage worries about the long-run fiscal position, it could put on hold future tax cuts that were written into law back when visions of surplus sugarplums were still dancing in our heads.