Sentence examples for this may assuage from inspiring English sources
This may assuage wounded English pride over the debacle of its World Cup bid.
Payroll data for January, which were due to be released after The Economist had gone to press, may assuage or amplify these misgivings.Underlying all this is a third potential worry.
While throwing money at the problem may assuage our guilt, it won't solve the problem.
If he does, it may assuage the dismay felt in many living rooms after he left Downton Abbey last year.
More understanding, he says, may assuage some of the worry that people harbour about the risks of becoming a trustee.
PARIS — Harsher enforcement of much-abused European budget rules may assuage the bloc's German paymaster, but it will not solve the euro zone's deeper problems.
Taken together, the arrests may assuage fears by drug-war hawks that Mexico's new president, Enrique Peña Nieto, would soften the government's crackdown on drug traffickers.
July's increase in consumer prices may assuage concerns, raised in recent weeks by some Federal Reserve officials, that the economy is moving toward deflation.
The prospect of jobs during an economic slump may assuage opposition from locals worried about noise and traffic.Will others join the bonanza?
The book is ultimately about how words ordered on a page may supply some order for one's life, may assuage and even redeem tragedy.
Furthermore, no significant differences were observed between the 30 m buffer treatment and uncut control treatments suggesting that a 30 m or larger riparian buffer may assuage the in-stream effects of riparian timber harvest.
