Sentence examples for allay a from inspiring English sources

The Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, commuted from his department, working both on the deal and on contingency plans to allay a financial panic if no agreement emerged.

When taken orally, they allay a wide range of symptoms, while eye drops and nasal sprays can be used to target specific problems.

The guides hooked my harness onto a safety line attached to the tree but this did little to allay a wave of panic.

For members of New York's O.T.D. community, which Mayer had joined, the sensationalized circumstances of her death did not allay a sense of grim familiarity — and apprehension.

But it remains to be seen whether the government seeks to make an example of a few high-ranking militia officers to allay a demand for vengeance.

But the committee concluded that regulators had failed to gather enough data or build the expertise needed to allay a widespread assumption among professional investors that faster traders have an advantage and profit at the expense of ordinary investors.

As the chemicals in the plant are isolated, and their interactions with the human body are charted, new strains will emerge to allay an even wider range of maladies.

Virtually crowing about Mr. Gore's performance, Mark Fabiani, Mr. Gore's deputy campaign manager, said: "Last night allayed a lot of concerns".

Perry didn't make clear how a little ad hoc belt-tightening on the part of Congress would have allayed a collapse of the financial markets.

In 2006, Dr. Biederman was co-author of a study showing that children given Concerta for a prolonged period did not have reduced growth, allaying a significant concern about the medicine.

McNamara had an operation on his fractured spine, but fears that he had sustained a brain injury were allayed a week later.