Sentence examples for will not calm from inspiring English sources

"Benghazi will not calm down".

Ineffectual reforms will not calm the masses.

The shock of the international community will not calm the tense investor who is struggling to develop our country.

Prevented for now by Israel's wall and heavy security, the suicide bombers' will to kill, to avenge will not calm.

It contradicts some witness accounts, and it will not calm those who have been demanding to know why an unarmed man was shot a total of six times.

The weak promise of a bill to curb future bank bonuses will not calm public fury as this year's bonuses of some £6bn are announced.

His comments, however, will probably not calm the situation or assuage the increasingly strained relationship between Hilliard and the Giants.

My reason is that, given the extreme feelings of the students at this juncture, to impose martial law will not help calm things down or solve problems.

Such concerns suggest that Disney's attempt to placate unhappy shareholders, particularly big state pension plans, by stripping the chairman's role from Michael D. Eisner will not easily calm the storm.

It is believed that better job accessibility will not only calm down traffic [15] and reduce greenhouse gas emissions [1], but also improve local employment and social inequality for the disadvantaged groups [4, 19].

Using the Internet will not necessarily calm you down; in fact, it can have quite the opposite effect, so be careful about using it to "keep calm".