Sentence examples for a pacifying effect from inspiring English sources

Recapitalising the bank of mum and dad has a pacifying effect.

It could also prove to be a powerful deterrent for future would-be criminals and have a pacifying effect across the whole region a goal that is in the best interest of the United States.Fortunately, some insightful US senators have realised this (as evidenced by recent supportive comments from John McCain and Joseph Biden at Davos).

The in-store fare seems to have a pacifying effect on customers in crowded stores.

The same occurs at Sudbury Valley, and in addition, research at the school suggests that the simple presence of young children has a pacifying effect on older children (Gray and Feldman 2004).

As a minimal attention ratio is required to provoke a conflict, the increasing ratio of 'noise' has a pacifying effect on the system as the likelihood of conflicts to occur declines with the decline of the average attention that one actor can devote to any other actor in the system.

Much of this work has been done by Caprioli, whose analyses have shown that increased domestic gender equity has a pacifying effect on state behavior at an international level [ 26], and that states with higher levels of gender equality are less likely to resort to violence first in resolving international disputes [ 27].

Nonetheless, Mr. Roth agrees that the 17th-century decline in crime does partly fit Elias's idea of the pacifying effect of the rise of the state.

Nonetheless, officials at an estimated 1,500 hospitals and correctional institutions across America have become sufficiently convinced of the pacifying effect of bubble gum pink to color at least one room that shade.

He's tried other animals (and other cats), but nothing musters the same pacifying effect.

But at least the West will have made a sincere effort to expose Russia to the pacifying effects of military and political integration.

I wrote a few months ago about controversy in the French film industry regarding the unintended effects of subsidy not least, the bureaucratization of young filmmakers, whose work has often shown its pacifying effects.