Sentence examples similar to alleviating apprehension from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Mitchell is quite wrong to dismiss these fears as meaningless "bogeys". Civil liberties are never so secure in this country that vigilance against Government snooping is unwarranted — and the present Administration has certainly done nothing to alleviate apprehension on this score.

International collaboration aimed at improving the understanding of these factors would alleviate public apprehension and enhance preparedness for and control of epidemic crises.

For him, woodturning "alleviated that apprehension and sense of trauma," he says.

It's an added step in between the initial measurements and the final ordering of the shirts that they say, helps alleviate any apprehension that customers may have over how the shirt itself will feel.

Others are watching to see how the prospect of a long period of dollar strength, as the Federal Reserve starts to unwind its easy-money policies, will affect emerging-market currencies.To alleviate this mood of apprehension, the World Bank has a jaunty message: "inflation-targeting [Latin American] countries can now embrace currency depreciations without fear in times of cyclical downturns".

Alleviating traffic congestion.

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Not until his first trip to The Greatest Show On Earth, would his fears and apprehensions be alleviated, and the innocence of his imagination be restored.

Many of these apprehensions could be alleviated if genetically engineered plants could be produced without selectable markers.

But overall, the apprehension I had before has been alleviated slightly.

Visibility alleviates fears.