Sentence examples for allay than from inspiring English sources

Even if saying "I don't know" does questions about your level of competence, concerns over ability are much easier to allay than concerns over honesty.

Many voters this year overlooked Trump's obscenity, misogyny, and racism because they felt real economic anxiety, anxiety they believed Trump would be more likely to allay than Clinton.

Looking to its neighbour may reinforce rather than allay China's concerns.

President Petro Poroshenko, who announced the appointment last week, has waded into the debate on her suitability for the high-ranking job, although his statement seemed to confirm rather than allay fears.

If international justice is to do more than allay western guilt over its own inertia in the face of the murder of millions of people, it must be accompanied by genuine undertakings not to allow such atrocities again.

Unfortunately, the remake's producers don't do more to allay those comparisons than the occasional wink-nudge visual nod to the original.

Although our Health Systems Assessments were conducted prior to implementation of the COAG NPA, it is quite likely that these new initiatives would further compound rather than allay the feeling of being under threat.

Even a hit like the West End musical Matilda will at some point have caused its marketing people to gnash their teeth and ask: "But will the boys come to see it?" In a fair world, Brave, The Hunger Games and Twilight will allay those fears, rather than be seen as freak hits.

Sometimes imaging is performed for no other reason than to allay patient worry and reduce fear and anxiety about the meaning of a surge of excruciating pain.

"That's a big cushion" for the housing market, he said, enough to largely allay the effects of more than a million job losses last year.

"I personally think that a substantial mass housebuilding programme for the next decade would do more to allay some of those concerns than fiddling around with the net migration figures".