Sentence examples for by allaying from inspiring English sources

It hopes to entice investors by allaying fears of currency devaluation and by making borrowing more secure.

Michael Friedlander, a longtime nuclear power specialist based in Hong Kong, said the nuclear safety review had served its purpose by allaying public concerns at the time of the tsunami.

In remarks to the German Parliament on Wednesday, Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, tried to reassure the markets and answer some of her own critics by allaying fears about the future of the 16-nation monetary union.

So Etsy has to keep its business running by allaying the worries of disillusioned sellers like Dobush, and it has to convince Wall Street that it's not going to crash and burn.

PPL says it hopes to spin off a division to work on transplanting organs from pigs to people; BioTransplant already seems to have accomplished this by allaying itself with Novartis, the Swiss drug giant.

Determining or defining the cause of the hearing loss provides an etiologic diagnosis that can dispel misinformation and offer emotional support by allaying parental guilt.

We have calculated the electronegativity of the atoms of 103 elements of the periodic table using the ansatz suggested by Gordy by carefully allaying the dimensional mismatch seemingly prevalent in previous calculations.

Fears of a possible attack by Islamic militants are not allayed by the statements made by Mehmet Imam, president of the country's largest Muslim organization.

My early fears about how the people of my book might be diluted by a movie version were allayed by Ms. Kidman's willingness to wear a wig and a prosthetic nose to play Woolf.

Fears that McKinley would not survive the day of his shooting were allayed by reassuring bulletins issued by Cortelyou based on information from the doctors.

Frost's fears were allayed by a treatment sent him by the show's creator, Simon Donald.