Sentence examples for may help calm from inspiring English sources

Placating protesting workers may help calm a tense situation.

The belated agreement of the governors may help calm their nerves a little.

In short, personally knowing someone from a different group may help calm the fears that family and friends are fanning.

ointing this out doesn't change anything real, but perhaps it may help calm some of the fears being fostered by underemployed Japan-bashers who, like old cold warriors, have lately gone searching for new enemies.

It may help calm the turbulent credit markets by preventing a sharp sell-off of securities, though analysts say the fund will probably not be able to offset the deteriorating prices of the securities.

This led us to speculate that when people knock on wood, or throw salt, or spit, the ritual may help calm the mind, because such avoidant actions lead people to simulate the feelings, thoughts and sensations they experience when they avoid something bad.

Alternative and safer methods of self-harm that do not lead to permanent damage, for example the snapping of a rubber band on the wrist, may also help calm the urge to self-harm.

It may even help calm your cough.

It follows a week of major protests demanding an immediate handover, and the request may be an attempt to help calm the unrest.

That may sound silly, but it actually can help calm the nerves.

If you've thought this through, you may have an answer for them to help calm their worry.