Sentence examples for failed to allay from inspiring English sources

The deal failed to allay concerns about the deteriorating financial health of Ambac.

Mr. McCain's campaign argued that Mr. Obama had failed to allay voters' concerns about his qualifications.

Gordon Brown has failed to allay fears that foundation hospitals would create a two-tier healthcare system.

The airline also offered to remove its chief executive, Fred Reid, whose American citizenship failed to allay suspicions about his close ties to those perfidious foreigners.

The explanation failed to allay the apprehension of bettors, and Assault went to the post on Derby Day at long odds: 8 1.

Her testimony may have been tactically shrewd, but it failed to allay serious concerns about how she would perform as a judge.

Why did Mr. Bush's weekly radio address fail to allay many Americans' fears?

British Foreign Secretary William Hague on Monday warned the European Union would impose tougher sanctions on Iran if it failed to take concrete steps to allay international concerns over its nuclear programme.

The programme has been unsuccessful and by the end of 2008 had failed to achieve savings or allay doubts of doctors or patients about its clinical utility or data security; additionally, the programme is hugely over budget [ 1].

But the committee concluded that regulators had failed to gather enough data or build the expertise needed to allay a widespread assumption among professional investors that faster traders have an advantage and profit at the expense of ordinary investors.

Despite the shop closures perhaps meant to allay worries over intellectual piracy Russia and America failed to strike a deal that would have let Russia join the World Trade Organisation.