Sentence examples for allaying some of from inspiring English sources

Overcoming the negativity bias, and allaying some of its attendant anxiety, requires us to upgrade our empathy and enthusiasm when it comes to digital communication.

This person, echoing others, said that Mr. Rather's resoluteness in addressing the charges on the air was allaying some of the concern.

The campaign is hoping that the latest ad with Mr. Romney discussing his vision for governing will begin allaying some of those complaints — and, more important, quench undecided voters' thirst for more information about him.

Phil Budahn, a spokesperson for the American Legion, agrees: "There has been tremendous anxiety among Gulf War vets" about birth defects, he says, calling the study a "valuable first step toward allaying some of those fears".

A week later WB announced that the role was "very minor", allaying some of the speculation to the significance of the role, which, before the final book, was not even a speaking part.

WASHINGTON -- Faced with increasing pressure from religious groups and Catholic lawmakers in both parties over the new federal requirement for birth control coverage, the Obama administration announced on Friday an "accommodation" aimed at allaying some of the concerns of faith-driven employers.

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

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

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".