Sentence examples for ease that fear from inspiring English sources

To help ease that fear, I reviewed our database of more than 65,000 leaders to see what we can learn about those who've been let go.

That fear eased after a few American states decriminalised cannabis.

President Obama's announcement Friday that the government will give them a two-year reprieve from possible deportation will ease fears that long have haunted many of them.

And that is what we depend on with our best male friends: the unspokenness that guarantees the closeness, the ease that masks the fear.

But with a late influx of funding from Steyer and Soros, the 39-year-old pulled off a remarkable victory that could ease Democratic fears that both the youth vote and the African-American vote could sit out the midterms.

That evidence should ease fears that Facebook users might be exclusively visiting ideologically friendly news sites, or might have opted out of hard news altogether, the researchers noted.

AIDS scared the heck out of us together, but that fear eased as we witnessed the effect of medical cocktails on people like Magic Johnson.

Andy Barile, the founder and chief executive of his own consulting company in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., has a quick way to ease the fear that consultants can inspire.

He already has goats grazing the land, while a geomancer has helped ease his fear that the site will not have enough water.

That step immediately began to ease industry fears that money funds would not be able to find buyers if they needed to sell assets to meet withdrawals.

Outside energy experts add that the university's stature should ease fears that the project will be tilted toward a hydrocarbon-biased approach.