Sentence examples similar to appease distress from inspiring English sources
CTCH is designed to weaken and change beliefs about voices' power, thus enabling the individual to break free of the need to comply or appease and thereby reduce harmful compliance behaviour and distress.
This time, many Americans are distressed by the French tilt toward the Palestinians, which many see as intended to appease France's Arab population; by France's unwillingness, apparently for commercial reasons, to support ridding Iraq of Saddam Hussein; and, most important, by the outbreak of anti-Semitic vandalism and violence in France.
The report is likely to intensify concerns that as countries enact austerity measures to appease the debt markets, they are undermining the economic growth needed to help pull them out of financial distress.
The commission's latest growth forecasts intensified concerns that, as some members of the euro currency union take tough austerity measures to appease the debt markets, they are stifling any chance for economic growth that might help pull them out of financial distress.
That could appease many shareholders.
