Sentence examples for allayed for from inspiring English sources
The claustrophobia of it is allayed for me - I have my guest suite if I feel the need to bolt.
Threats of any goal-induced seismic activity across the China Sea have been allayed for now at least.
That restoration of a Welsh star, and the vast expenditure itself, allayed for many Cardiff fans the bewilderment and unease at Tan's baffling decision to change the colour of the club's kit from blue to red.
One crucial concern about America's increased deficit spending — that it would lead investors to demand higher interest rates on United States debt, making it far more expensive to borrow and slowing the economy — has been allayed, for now.
But fears about a legal quagmire for investors could easily be allayed if, for instance, Myanmar acceded to international arbitration agreements.
Concerns that an early Fed increase could dampen global economic growth were allayed - for now.
Although proceeds were well short of the results posted by his rivals, and his catalogue failed to produce an auction record, Simon de Pury Simon de Pury may have gained most satisfaction from his evening event which allayed fears for the viability of the Phillips operation and convinced that his contemporary art department can win valuable consignments and obtain big prices.
When an instructor recognizes that students are confused about how to begin a task, he can "answer these questions for the whole class" in order to "allay confusion for everyone, not just the student who asked the question".
Employers added 103,000 jobs last month, allaying fears, for now, of a double-dip recession.
BANGKOK — Shielded by hundreds of thousands of sandbags piled shoulder high along the city's outskirts, most of Bangkok remained dry on Sunday, allaying fears for now that the massive metropolis would be swamped by monsoon floodwaters.
Mr. Ballmer provided employees with a big morale boost this week by announcing that Microsoft would give workers options to buy shares at about $66, allaying concerns for those who hold other options pegged to much higher market prices.
