Sentence examples similar to Ease worry from inspiring English sources

The meeting seemed to do little to ease worries.

The rebound in sales could ease worries that higher mortgage rates have started to damp sales.

Mr Zapatero has tried to ease worries about the state's heavy hand.

This "forward guidance" was designed to ease worries that rates would rise when the economy started to recover.

This will ease worries, voiced by the Federal Reserve, that "sluggish" business investment might slow the economy.German businessmen are in confident mood.

An apparently improving economy combined with a hard-fought Republican primary race to ease worries about President Obama's re-election.

Many opponents of the radar insist they are not anti-American, and resent being depicted as leftist nutcases.Better diplomacy could ease worries in Poland and the Czech Republic.

In many countries, including China, governments need to establish safety-nets that ease worries about the cost of children's education and of health care.

To ease worries, Force India have been leaving the track before nightfall and returning to their hotel wearing civilian clothes, instead of their team colours.

Law enforcement officials wanted the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive shut down to ease worries about a truck bomb if the United Nations' grand second-floor chambers were used.

The dollar was steady against the euro as the nomination of John W. Snow as Treasury secretary did little to ease worries over economic policy.