Sentence examples for the assuaging of from inspiring English sources

But it is the brainpower and drive of the tech giants and their ambitious offspring in Lisbon that we need to harness, not just the assuaging of consciences.

Previous efforts along with the present study indicate that the highly unique profile of each individual wound would require a therapeutic approach specifically tailored to the patient's respective wound microflora in addition to the multitude of procedures already implemented in the assuage of chronic wounds and support of the host and comorbidities [ 51, 52].

But today, the Jets' glimpse of the future assuaged much of the anguish over their loss in an American Football Conference divisional playoff game.

The enormous gains by Republicans during the midterms assuaged much of the country's grief.

No work of the imagination would appear capable of assuaging the blow of a reality sadistically choreographed for our eyes by murderous dramaturges.

A few days after he had posted the letter, the immigration ban was repealed, assuaging one of the major Texian concerns.

Limiting reporting to LoF variants in the clinic may assuage some of the fears clinicians feel when contemplating the new era of next-generation sequencing, namely the functional interpretation of VUSs.

He succeeded in assuaging one of the great anxieties of his time, the antagonism between science and religion, but he very much felt this anxiety.

Merck's spinoff this year of Medco assuaged much of the concern in the industry that any bill would give Merck an unfair advantage.

All about assuaging the guilt of the privileged classes".

Black was close friends with Walter Francis White, the black executive secretary of the NAACP who would help assuage critics of the appointment.