Sentence examples for Quell unease from inspiring English sources

Such remarks may not quell unease among the academy's roughly 4,000 members, who have been buzzing about the news since it broke last week, even if few are willing to say more than a few words on the record about Ms. Berlowitz or the turmoil in Cambridge.

The Camp David summit kicked off four days of intensive diplomacy that will test leaders' ability to quell unease over the threat of another financial meltdown as well as plans to wind down the unpopular war in Afghanistan.

But those assurances may not have been enough to quell growing unease among his Japanese colleagues.

And so, to quell the unease that is infecting the fanbase, the Quakes need to start turning words into wins.

European efforts to solve a growing sovereign debt crisis have failed to quell market unease on the Continent, and the skepticism over Greece points to continued volatility this week.

An exchange likening republicanism to addiction does not entirely quell the unease caused by turning drug abuse into a joking (and middle-class) matter.

The Metropolitan police's announcement on Thursday that the final death toll was 71 will largely quell lingering unease over the figures, but mistrust of officials is so potent among relatives of the dead and survivors that even now there remains residual scepticism.

Plus, the company is offering an "automatic upgrade to latest-gen graphics technology when shipped," which should quell any unease about 'outdated' graphics.

Bear in mind, too, that worldwide economic efficiency will rise if (as is happening) Saudi Arabia abandons mind-bogglingly expensive wheat farms in the desert and buys up land in east Africa.Yet these advantages cannot quell a nagging unease.

The wave of snarky responses, ranging from @NoToFeminism to Confused Cats Against Feminism, has done little to quell my own unease at seeing a wave of young women publicly disavowing a movement that just a century ago Emily Davison flung herself under a racehorse and died to draw attention to.

Mr. Hariri's comments, though aimed to quell anxiety, hinted at Lebanon's unease over its possible role as a battleground if rumors of a regional war should be realized.