Sentence examples for Soothe fears from inspiring English sources

But Guaidó tried to soothe fears of conflict.

Quizzed about this recently by MPs, Mr Brown sought to soothe fears.

A pickup in the eurozone will soothe fears that the region is stuck in a rut of consistently sluggish growth.

In public, Sony has said little about the deal, except to soothe fears that the combined company might dominate the lucrative publishing industry.

Mr. McCaul said he would try to soothe fears that Mexicans had about his proposal and convince them it was intended to help.

In December the White House attempted to soothe fears of Congress jeopardising a deal by announcing that it would veto a possible new sanctions bill.

On Wall Street, bonuses survive a sharp decline in profits; the European Central Bank soothes fears of a credit crunch; Eduardo Porter asks if there were alternatives to the stimulus package.

Today's rapid rise in the currency came courtesy of upbeat jobs data which soothed fears that the UK economy was struggling and increased bets that the Bank of England may raise interest rates more than once this year.

The buy-in began after Wal-Mart gave a more upbeat sales forecast and reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, soothing fears, at least for a day, that middle- and lower-income consumers were already beginning to retrench.

With two actors' unions continuing their own contract negotiations, the settlement by the Writers Guild of America has soothed fears of labor unrest that threatened earlier this year to disrupt the movie and television industry.

Nahda, the disciplined Islamist group that grabbed a winning 37% of the vote three years ago in a ballot for a constitutional assembly, has soothed fears of secular Tunisians by declaring that it will not field a presidential candidate.Yet there is plenty of underlying unease.