Here, though, investors' fears could be assuaged with more information.
Fears of appearing costumed as if for a Renaissance fair can be assuaged with the right accompaniments.
Some critics demanded more energy from his poems; this complaint was partially assuaged with the publication of Advice to a Prophet and Other Poems (1961), Walking to Sleep (1969), and The Mind Reader: New Poems (1976).
As Collier proposes, the governments of Jordan and Turkey – which also denies its 1.4 million Syrian refugees labour rights – could be further assuaged with a subsidy for each job created.
It's as if furniture makers believe the problems plaguing modern man — job insecurity, a withering 401 k), another losing season for the Pirates (my problem, anyway) — can be assuaged with a huge, ridiculously padded chair.
A chastened museum director, Mark Jones, duly begged his German counterparts for the Wallace letter, written in Latin, and Scotland's national honour was assuaged with a temporary inter-museum loan.
On an occasion deemed too solemn for speeches, dignitaries led by President Obama and former President George W. Bush turned to poems and passages of literature to address the nation and the families whose sacrifices, they acknowledged, could hardly be assuaged with words.
Those who are aware of it may be hurt that they are not loved - and that hurt is most easily assuaged with bombast and swagger.
(Although Dan probably created more problems than he assuaged with his activities during the period this book covers).
Not to mention that after the Baltimore Ravens originally supported Rice they rolled out a line of pink jerseys with his name on it, reminding all of us that not only do they turn a blind eye to assault but they are also tone deaf -- believing that women's outrage over this overt abuse could be assuaged with pink NFL merchandising.
