Sentence examples for soothed fears from inspiring English sources
Hopes that the wealthy nations of Europe would come to the aid of Greece galvanized financial markets on Tuesday and, for a day at least, soothed fears that the economic troubles on the fringes of the Continent might spread.
And he seems to have soothed fears in Tokyo, for the time being at least, that he had grown too enamoured of China at Japan's expense.The smooth ride is now striking a few bumps.
Shares in Dutch personal navigation device maker TomTom jumped Tuesday afternoon, after its second-quarter results beat expectations and soothed fears about the company's debt position.
"Career politician" Thaugsuban has vowed that the rally will not be violent, but that hasn't soothed fears on the ground, with businesses grounding employees and embassies worried about a return to the deadly violence of the 2010 Bangkok riots. .
Today's rapid rise in the currency came courtesy of upbeat jobs data which soothed fears that the UK economy was struggling and increased bets that the Bank of England may raise interest rates more than once this year.
With two actors' unions continuing their own contract negotiations, the settlement by the Writers Guild of America has soothed fears of labor unrest that threatened earlier this year to disrupt the movie and television industry.
Michael Pearce, a global economist at Capital Economics, said: "Policy loosening has fuelled, rather than soothed, market fears".
A rise in lodging and housing costs pushed underlying U.S. inflation up in May at the fastest rate in nine months, the government said Tuesday in a report that soothed deflation fears.
They expressed that their fears were soothed following to acquiring breast health knowledge and skills and this encouraged them to practice breast health examinations.
Fears that Mr Chavez would quickly ruin the country have been soothed not least by a handy leap in oil prices, but also by a few noticeable, yet not wholly convincing, measures.
Her slogan is La France apaisée – a soothed France.
