Sentence examples for ease the fears from inspiring English sources

His words did little to ease the fears of some parents here.

There's a wealth of innovative tools meant to ease the fears of even the most guilt-ridden pet owner.

To ease the fears of returning dormitory residents, Monsignor Sheeran himself moved into Boland earlier this week.

By accepting Mr. Gore's support, Dr. Dean clearly hopes to ease the fears of Democratic office-holders who worry that he cannot beat President Bush.

The polls also suggested that Mr. Bush's efforts to ease the fears of less conservative voters about his opposition to legalized abortion had paid off.

The Ohio Department of Health said the shots were needed to ease the fears around Alliance, a largely blue-collar city of 23,000.

And you think, oh, this will ease the fear.

But those changes have done nothing to ease the fear and alienation that come with life under a military dictatorship.

John Campbell, another Republican leader in the Assembly, called the plan outstanding, but said it offered little to ease the fear of blackouts in the California this summer.

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.

Back home lay a land of birdsong; but now the dawn chorus, as Mr Patch remembered it, was machinegun and small-arms fire directed into the morning mist, to ease the fear of waiting.