Sentence examples for allays fears from inspiring English sources

Co-edited "Confrontations" with John Wall: "The principle of negotiation itself, if conducted on the basis of equality, allays fears and has the potential to forestall violence.

But Mr Cameron knows his tireless work in defusing health as a negative issue – a key plank of his "detoxification" of the Tories – could be undone unless he allays fears over "back door privatisation".

The decision allays fears that the funding agencies could afford only one experiment to continue the search for so-called weakly interacting massive particles, or WIMPs.

Hall's new deal allays fears that he might have followed Sam Burgess in switching codes to rugby union or pursuing his career with a move to Australia's NRL.

But a report released Tuesday by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) allays fears that this virus has caused a wave of cancer in the vaccinated population.

The directive, a memo sent to federal agencies on 19 August but only posted online today, allays fears in the academic community that nongovernment microbiologists might be ordered to stop work for 24 hours and conduct an inventory.

Health and school officials tried to allay fears.

Terkel's interviews may not allay fears about death.

"They have not done a good job of allaying fears".

The spectre of a fresh ballot will not allay fears.

But even those defensive steps have not allayed fears about the bank.