Best Buy, the consumer electronics chain, doesn't address the economic woes head-on; it tries to assuage a potential buyer's remorse.
To assuage any potential concern among American pill-poppers, PillPack guarantees that those shipments will arrive on time.
In countries where many obstacles to donations have already been removed, like Sweden and the UK, the creation of a registry may provide additional information needed to assuage undecided potential donors.
The decision to withdraw life-sustaining treatment was made independently of the decision to donate organs, assuaging fears that potential organ donors might receive less than aggressive care.
Kirkland tries to assuage the concerns of potential guests who worry that their lack of knowledge in a particular subject might hinder their participation.
The simple temporary transfer of the business from the president-elect to his children during his term in office does little to assuage concerns about the potential for conflicts of interest or even the Emoluments Clause.
By extension, the shadow of the Smolensk air disaster even looms over David Cameron as, in tandem with Tusk, his plan to avoid a Brexit involves assuaging the worries of potential Polish benefit claimants in Britain.
In sum, although religious ideology plays a large role in public support for IDT and antagonism toward ET, these attitudes, held by both religious and non-religious individuals, can be partly explained by IDT's potential for assuaging existential anxiety, and ET's apparent lack of an existentially compelling solution to life's origins.
At a press demonstration this week, executives did their best to assuage fears about the creepy potential of this new system by emphasizing that the system isn't even that good.
At a press demonstration this week, executives did their best to assuage fears about the creepy potential of this new system by emphasising that the system isn't even that good.
