Sentence examples for abate concerns from inspiring English sources
"abate concerns" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate that some worries or fears are being lessened or relieved. For example, "The government has taken steps to abate concerns about the sudden rise in unemployment."
Last Thursday Bill Clinton disclosed his complete donor list of contributors to his foundation that funds his library and charitable work, in an effort to abate concerns of conflicts of interest should Senator Hillary Clinton be confirmed as President-elect Obama's Secretary of State.
This is required to abate concerns that study herds would be quarantined or depopulated or the market value of the swine from the colony or the Alberta swine industry, generally, be adversely impacted by test results.
Strong sales from Monsanto's seed and herbicide business helped to abate investor concern.
This might result in an underestimation of the observed associations in the present study, but the small effect sizes should partially abate that concern.
Even though Secretary Powell has expressed confidence that the crisis between the countries has begun to abate, there are concerns that the tensions between nuclear-armed adversaries could yet spin out of control.
His concerns abated when I was married because there was another person to worry about me.
Later that day, however, concerns abated after a helicopter overflight captured video of sunlight glinting off water in the spent fuel pool.
If the proposed pipeline followed a different route, Swedish concerns would abate.
The valuation has long been very attractive, but investors have been unsure about the operational outlook – now any concerns should abate.
"Today the political concerns have abated a little bit," said Rick Meckler, president of the investment firm LibertyView, which oversees $1 billion.
It remains to be seen whether those concerns have abated enough to accommodate a large new listing like Huishan's proposed deal.
