Sentence examples for allay some of from inspiring English sources

Friday's announcement seems likely to allay some of those objections.

Still, he has tried to allay some of the concerns of investors.

The news about Wheeler also helped allay some of the residual tension left over from Collins's pregame news conference Tuesday.

To allay some of that confusion, elected officials took to dragging utility executives before the television cameras to answer questions.

"So while there is an attempt to allay some of those fears, there is still a sense of uncertainty".

The power wife ideal does allay some of my fears of having to surrender all identity after saying "I do".

Mr. Ross said he had hired lawyers, financial planners and real estate agents to allay some of those fears.

She hopes her planned study will allay some of those concerns by focusing on a small number of cancer-risk genes.

To allay some of its safety concerns, the Noda government has been pushing a bill, expected to pass within days, to create a more independent nuclear regulatory agency.

In his case, the campaign has also allayed some of the fears that he was not up to the job intellectually.

Bobby Parnell allayed some of the anxiety when he pitched a scoreless eighth, ending it with a 97-mile-per-hour fastball that froze Miguel Montero for strike three.