Sentence examples for be able to appease from inspiring English sources

"Will we be able to appease everybody?

The Lad Bible may be able to appease individual detractors, but what about the broader accusations of sexism?

We hoped in the 1990s that by not confronting terrorists and their sponsors we might be able to appease them, to avoid incurring their wrath.

Mr. Reid was able to appease Republicans by finding offsetting spending cuts.

But there was never any prospect of Putin being able to appease the outlaw leader of Chechen separatism, Doku Umarov.

The only way we've been able to appease the Europeans is to explain that the Americans weren't being malicious.

So far, he has not been able to appease his sister, and he said he thought she would have accepted this reasoning if it had come directly from their father.

The fact that YouTube was able to appease advertisers concerns about ads appearing next to extremist content suggests that YouTube can identify extremist content.

So given Westfeldt's strong will and Hamm's insistence that women should be able to make their own choices, why the seeming need to appease her public by saying they haven't decided yet?

If they happy, you won't need to appease them as much and you will be able to wow them easily, but if they are stressed, angry, or depressed, it may be impossible!

And to appease its younger core demographic who might not be able to afford iPhones, it's building out an Android version.