Sentence examples for may have allayed from inspiring English sources

The recent visit of Barack Obama, the American president, to the Baltic states in September may have allayed some fears in the region.

The buyback plan may have allayed fears of an imminent Greek default, but how well it will work remains to be seen.

In addition, subsidies of 100 % may have allayed employer concerns about worker quality since they could terminate the worker without having incurred any direct wage costs.

The figure was down from March's revised gain of 7.1% but may have allayed some fears among real estate watchers that the expiration of a federal tax credit for home buyers would quickly eviscerate sales.

These interventions may have allayed any anxieties participants had about relinquishing control of their biosamples and seem to have encouraged participants to choose approaches that maximised biosample access to researchers, highlighting the importance and potential impact of education on influencing public perception in this area.

While this glimmer of hope may temporarily have allayed the anxieties of a nation – and the world – it cannot disguise the fact that Nelson Mandela's life is drawing to a close.

The spectacular results would seem to have allayed the fears expressed by Trevorrow that the film's marketing tactics may put audiences off, or at least lead them to expect a different film from that which he delivered.

However, various stronger-than-expected readings in August have allayed the concerns about a new recession.

Costing $200, this latest release seems to have allayed such fears.

The new reports have allayed that concern.

Fears that the UK could be forced to withdraw from an international telescope partnership because of funding cuts may have been allayed as talks begin to save the venture.