Sentence examples for help placate from inspiring English sources

It will help placate people who think we are on the threshold of crisis".

The move could help placate investors, who have watched their shares suffer from what analysts call a "Murdoch discount".

It is not clear to what extent Sunday's verdict, which cannot be appealed, will help placate Egypt's Coptic community.

The auction, starting Jan . 13 could help placate a ravenous pack of more than 450 creditors, of which Ms. LeRoy happens to be the largest.

"This move seems to help placate Affleck while also edging Zack Snyder out of a controlling central position in the DC Movieverse," suggests Faraci.

Some casinos are also building venues with less floor space for blackjack and more for shops, theatres and restaurants.This may help placate the government in Beijing, which would rather see its citizens shop for jewellery than for a different currency.

Stocks staged a strong comeback Thursday afternoon after an initial plunge at the opening bell, as a drop in oil prices helped placate fears about problems at some of the nation's biggest banks.

The performance "helped placate my longing to see people who look like me on stage", she wrote, "[but] why do we need validation from a US artist on a British platform?

That has helped placate mothers who used to sit hungrily watching their children pack away the burgers, wishing there were anything on the menu they could bear to eat, and is reckoned in part to be responsible for a recent rise in McDonald's fortunes.KFC is still struggling.

This nomination helped placate the numerous ex-Confederates in the party, since Goebel's father had fought for the Union.

The French had hoped to entice Charles XII, King of Sweden, to attack the Empire regarding grievances over the Polish Succession, but in a pre-campaign visit to the King's headquarters at Altranstädt, Marlborough's diplomacy helped placate Charles and prevent his interference regarding the Spanish Succession.