Sentence examples similar to placate anxieties from inspiring English sources
Most of the tests this year have been seen as aimed at placating domestic anxieties that Pakistan may be pressured to dismantle its nuclear program after it emerged that its top nuclear scientist, A.Q. Khan, had been involved in proliferation, and because of peace moves with India.
Whatever the reason may be, unless you intend to never travel and see the world, you have to find ways to try and placate this anxiety.
India worries that in his bid to secure greater cooperation from Pakistan to crack down on the Taliban, he will try to placate Pakistan's longstanding anxiety about India.
My daughter expressed her anxiety by withdrawing into herself, attempting to placate the powers in her life through accommodation, whereas my son shifted the focus through rambunctious or irritable behavior.
Clegg's politically-driven need to calm anxieties carries the danger of sending a mixed political message since, to placate the markets, the coalition is also insisting that Labour's deficit reduction programme was totally inadequate.
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Laughter has always had the power to relieve stress, reduce anxiety and increase mental energy, of course, and smart managers have long used humor to soften up customers or placate restive employees.
His remarks failed to placate Ms. Warren.
This is unlikely to placate angry protestors.
One is of trying to placate China.
