Sentence examples for help to allay from inspiring English sources

Only low-level exchanges have been approved, much to China's chagrin.Higher-level contact could help to allay Chinese misgivings.

Neville's arrival at the club's training complex on Thursday morning, where he launched himself immediately into a training session, will help to allay such concerns.

"In this environment where the Fed is concerned with deflation, the firm core reading should help to allay some of those fears".

It could help to allay fears that letting in "soft" countries such as Greece, and later others from Central and Eastern Europe, when such "hard" countries as Britain, Denmark and Sweden still stand aside, could somehow undermine the euro.

These would be the conditions for getting a fresh line of credit that would help to allay fears of a default if Syriza were ever to come to power.The presidential vote is a bigger gamble.

If this task force nailed some big names, and soon, it would help to allay deep suspicions that the authorities have given powerful people and institutions a pass during this awful episode.

Recognition of this helps to allay anxieties over "abnormal" sexual development.

It bolstered its warranty, helping to allay lingering apprehension about its quality.

Its beauty helped to allay the pain of buying a somewhat pricey 7.60 dollar daily transit pass within.

Indeed, the fact that Dr Schön could, by his own admission, achieve some findings only 10% of the time helped to allay people's fears.

Britain will soon play host to an arbitration court for Saudi Arabian disputes, helping to allay investors' concerns about the Gulf state's legal system.