Sentence examples for may assuage from inspiring English sources

This may assuage wounded English pride over the debacle of its World Cup bid.

While throwing money at the problem may assuage our guilt, it won't solve the problem.

If he does, it may assuage the dismay felt in many living rooms after he left Downton Abbey last year.

More understanding, he says, may assuage some of the worry that people harbour about the risks of becoming a trustee.

PARIS — Harsher enforcement of much-abused European budget rules may assuage the bloc's German paymaster, but it will not solve the euro zone's deeper problems.

Taken together, the arrests may assuage fears by drug-war hawks that Mexico's new president, Enrique Peña Nieto, would soften the government's crackdown on drug traffickers.

Those hasty correctives may or may not assuage concerns elsewhere, but the issue is sensitive among Europe's industrial leaders.

The academy released a series of promos that may or may not assuage concerns; they show Mr. MacFarlane trying to play to the interactive audience (checking Twitter), pulling a Ricky Gervais (drinking) and doing an easy acting joke (he's not Seth MacFarlane, he's Daniel Day-Lewis!) For the Bagger's money, there is only one (sort of) funny-because-it's-true punch line.

But the TARP deal may not assuage concerns about capital.

This may not assuage wider concerns about how our digital footprints can be exploited, however.

It may also assuage fears of another blow-up.It is not all bad for the housing giants.