Sentence examples for the allaying of from inspiring English sources

Saracens' situation, pretty serious as it is, was further improved by the allaying of fears over the fitness of Richard Hill and Scott Murray.

This person, echoing others, said that Mr. Rather's resoluteness in addressing the charges on the air was allaying some of the concern.

They were meant to be shipped out of the country, the official said, allaying fears of a pending attack on Thai soil.

The ability to choose a peptide from the host itself is an invaluable asset, since nativeness of the peptide allays fears of eliciting a negative immune response upon administration.

America has been the offsetting power allaying the tensions of China's emergence.

This moment is also about laying the groundwork for allaying the fears of Israelis.

On August 12 , 1869 "being desirous of allaying the dissensions of party strife now existing within our realm", he abolished the Democratic and Republican parties.

The results allayed concerns of a cruciate ligament injury but revealed damage to the lateral collateral ligament, which can result in a three-month lay-off.

A way has to be found of at least allaying the concerns of the Greek people.

But Donald Trump's clinching of the Republican nomination has allayed many of the concerns among the Clinton campaign about turnout and Party unity.

But the police presence is not allaying the fears of all parents.