Sentence examples similar to appease their needs from inspiring English sources

In today's polarized environment, most members of Congress only need to appease their party's base.

But he and the Yankees did not win, something they need to do quickly, to appease their owner.

With the positions of Police and Crime Commissioners now secured by vote there is an added need for the actions of local police forces to appease their electorate.

No concession will appease their hatred.

Your beauty is for their consumption, to appease their desire.

These managers are so tired of struggling to create interesting programming while balancing the budget and appeasing their (nervous) boards that they feel they need a break.

To appease Islamists he needs for his ruling coalition, he offers up the easiest chips to bargain with — women.

There are plenty of sex robots out there to appease your carnal needs, too.

Llewyn Davis drifts though the harsh winds without a winter coat, struggling to achieve some amount of success to appease his basic needs.

To appease the need of foreigners who sought to expand Honolulu's urban area for commercial activities, the traditional areas were demolished in the late 19th century when 22 acres of healthy reef were filled in with dredged material to create new land area.

Indeed, between their need to appease constituents and the declining debt/GDP ratio over the next couple of decades, Congress will probably be tempted to increase, not decrease, spending.