Sentence examples similar to reduce unease from inspiring English sources
For example, it is good to know that the United States and South Korea are holding serious discussions about how to reduce Chinese unease about the dissolution of North Korea and the unification of the peninsula.
I'd encourage her to consider tweaking the branding to make it more PG-13 than R-rated, as it might reduce some investor's unease.
Yet, in the upper echelons there are signs of unease with the current strategy, including the use of cash to reduce youth unemployment.
There is a potential that such an understanding might reduce the number of occasions when organ donation is not discussed, out of apprehension or unease.
There is widespread unease that the programme was launched with a cost-cutting agenda, with the government promising to reduce the projected cost of the benefit by 20% (£2bn) by 2015-16.
Yet unease is growing about the monarchy's direction, particularly its reluctance to enact constitutional reforms that would reduce the monarch's power in favour of elected institutions such as the parliament.Indeed, the king brooks no criticism.
Longer acquisition time can often result in motion artifact, unease for the patient, and generally reduces the practicality of the instrument.
The deliberate discretion reduces chances of misunderstanding, a serious risk given American nervousness, the lack of a common language, and Iraqi unease at having armed infidels in their midst.
