Sentence examples for help appease from inspiring English sources

The structure of the deal could help appease shareholders.

Such moves could help appease shareholders whose bank stocks have been battered since the financial crisis.

Any such deal might generate some cash to help appease Mr Icahn.

That will probably help appease Daniel S. Loeb, the activist hedge fund manager who first revealed the error in Mr. Thompson's academic profile.

That gesture could help appease Ron Paul agitators who might be looking to disrupt the proceedings, a threat that convention organizers are taking seriously.

Some villagers release live swans into its rivers to help appease what they believe is a love-scorned prince living within.

Mr. Artola's work as director of the government's reconciliation plan and poverty relief fund has helped appease former contras.

Potato pancakes, perfectly crisped on the outside, are also slightly crunchy on the inside, making for an extra-chewy treat (sour cream and topnotch homemade applesauce helped appease a table of eager diners).

That helped appease at least some of the state's powerful agricultural and business interests, which had lobbied against the bill, and gave Mr. Deal, a Republican who had been noticeably silent on the issue, enough confidence to throw his support behind the measure.

Four years of consistent profits growth and shareholder returns have also helped appease investors.

He went on to praise Schuster as "the author and instigator of many great reforms", and along with a similar speech by Lord Sankey and an amendment to the offending bill this helped appease Hewart.