Reasonable concerns about an overmighty bureaucracy would have been allayed.
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Jazz coach Quin Snyder allayed those fears after the game.
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Fears allayed, he popped the whole thing in his mouth.
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Say your fears about sitting have not yet been allayed.
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In any case, I left Houston with my fears allayed.
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So far, that doesn't seem to have allayed everyone's concerns.
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All problems solved, all ailments allayed, all goals achieved. Right?
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Some of that anxiety was just allayed — at least temporarily.
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Fears that the company's balance sheet could worsen, however, were allayed.
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With American fears seemingly allayed, the Dow rebounded over 400 points.
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However, those fears were allayed by a pair of supreme light heavyweights.
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But the rapid change in the EVs available has allayed many fears.
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That has not allayed fears that the project would destroy salmon fisheries.
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One key Republican fear has been allayed: deep divisions inside the party.
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But Trump apparently allayed Johnson's concerns with a deft and powerful argument.
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"Based on what we're seeing now, my concerns have been allayed," Brulte said.
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But that hasn't allayed some workers' fears of getting slapped with unexpected bills.
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The development of a public charging infrastructure further allayed the range anxiety of consumers.
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The evidence provided allayed its concerns, and the firm backed Fund VI with over $21.2m.
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Mr Trump's character and policies are largely unchanged, yet partisan Republicans have allayed their doubts.
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A surprise drop in U.S. jobless claims last week also allayed fears of a recession.
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All these worries would be allayed if TikTok turns out to be a passing fad.
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The symbolism sent me running for the ginger candies I'd found allayed my morning sickness.
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However serious Pence was at that moment, those concerns appeared to have been allayed shortly thereafter.
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But concerns about inflation-induced costs were allayed somewhat by results from Boeing, up 3.7 percent.
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Those fears were allayed on Monday, when the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
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Chenault, one of the few African American CEOs in Wall Street, has allayed some investor concerns.
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Back in 2016, LittleThings chief executive Joe Spieser allayed concerns about being too reliant on Facebook's algorithm.
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The filing allayed concerns about a possible default on the company's debt of more than $30 billion.
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Apple rose 13 percent after the company allayed concerns of muted demand for its 10th anniversary phone.
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Those fears were somewhat allayed when Clinton won states such as Ohio, Illinois and Missouri the following week.
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Those of us who are diehard fans of the book and the 22019 movie, consider your fears allayed.
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Solid U.S. jobs data since then, however, has allayed concerns of an immediate slowdown in the U.S. economy.
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He allayed my fears with a few simple tips on the care and keeping of cast-iron cookware.
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But that hasn't allayed the concerns of tech companies, freedom of speech campaigners and regular internet users themselves.
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But any regulatory concerns may be allayed by the straightforward approval of the AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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Initially, Burwell was apprehensive when he saw police approaching his vehicle – but the responding officers quickly allayed Burwell's concerns.
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His kind greeting allayed a concern I had entertained: Would he be in person who he was on TV?
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Upbeat manufacturing activity data from China on the weekend also boosted confidence and allayed some concerns about a slowdown.
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The positive forecast allayed investor concerns about sluggish data center demand, which was flagged by bigger rival Intel Corp.
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Wall Street rallied on Friday after weaker-than-expected U.S. wage growth number allayed fears about rising interest rates.
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That would have been valuable information to include in the story, and might have allayed concerns of doubtful readers.
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Apple gained as robust initial demand for its new iPhone X allayed investor worries and strong results a day earlier.
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However, the company's ability to secure debt in this environment had allayed some shareholder concerns, Investec analyst Marc Elliott said.
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Any concerns about the reliability of these drives should also be allayed by the three-year warranty promised by Samsung.
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SECURITY CONCERNS ALLAYED Minister Prasad told parliament that six proposals have been received for 5G technology trials, including from Huawei.
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Strong results at these firms have also allayed some concerns about a sectorwide regulatory clampdown and lower levels of volatility.
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As soon as I entered, my concerns, at least about the location, right in the center of town, were allayed.
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However, solid U.S. jobs data that came out on Friday allayed concerns of an immediate slowdown in the U.S. economy.
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Nearly a year into the job, Gottlieb has won over critics and allayed many fears of the public health community.
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The report allayed fears over slowing economic growth, while plans of a fresh round of U.S.-China trade talks on Jan.
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Those fears were allayed on Friday after a government report showed job growth in December was the largest in 10 months.
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The strong subscriber numbers seemed to have allayed some analyst's concerns over the potential threat of new streaming services including Disney's.
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The Commission began investigating ChemChina's takeover of Syngenta in October, saying they had not allayed concerns about potentially unfair competitive advantages.
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Most importantly, Marchionne allayed any lingering fears among Ferrari purists that the company would build an SUV to pump up sales.
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With a bigger boost, the economy would have recovered much more quickly and years of needless suffering could have been allayed.
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But the good news that once allayed the fears of the doubters and hardened the resolve of the faithful has evaporated.
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Those concerns seem to have been allayed after the company finally hit production targets for its Model 3 sedan in October.
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But none have been able to break free as the clear front-runner nor allayed sufficient concern they can beat Trump.
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I started dropping by regularly, always arriving with something in my hands, my American fears of showing up unannounced now allayed.
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The data sets allayed some fears that a bruising trade war between the two countries would tip the world into a recession.
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But while officials emphasize these are merely precautions, it hasn't allayed the concerns of those who use the water from Jackson's system.
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The administration also has allayed concerns among dairy groups and among pork producers concerned about new subsidies in Japan for its industry.
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But that hasn't allayed fears among Democrats that the president will resort to online dirty tricks to win another White House term.
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A 5 percent surge in Netflix on Wednesday after its upbeat quarterly report allayed fears the video streaming company was losing steam.
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Investors have started to place their bets for a stable government, especially after India's tensions with its nuclear-armed neighbor have slightly allayed.
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But Friday's report allayed fears that there was a collapse in consumer spending, wrote Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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Ukrainian anxieties might be allayed by insisting that Gazprom commit to maintaining supply through existing pipelines after 2019, when the current contract expires.
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"I Am Easy to Find", the band's eighth studio album in 18 years, came out on May 17th and those fears were allayed.
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The fear that the administration would stonewall the media isn't allayed by having a staff spokesperson fielding questions instead of the president himself.
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While Corker voted "no" in the end, the deal set the parameters of the bill and allayed the deficit worries of other senators.
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The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, periods of trade war de-escalation and the low jobless rate have allayed fears of a recession.
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He said he had vehemently opposed the Russian bank's relocation but that Mr. Orban had made private promises that have allayed his concerns.
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EU antitrust regulators opened an in-depth investigation into ChemChina's bid in October, saying the companies had not allayed concerns over the deal.
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Such fears would not have been allayed by remarks on Thursday by CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Trump's choice for next secretary of state.
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Many attendees at the conference said they were receptive to the new format if it helped keep children participating and allayed parents' concerns.
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Last year, a separate feud between Tuareg clans threatened to undermine the peace deal until a community ceasefire signed in October allayed tensions.
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It was within shouting distance of the first, which allayed my concern that June might not be safe alone in an unlocked yurt.
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The M.T.A. has since said it is confident the work will not pose a risk, but it has not allayed all riders' concerns.
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The reports come on the heels of solid Walmart Inc earnings and retail sales data last week that allayed fears of a U.S. recession.
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S) share price jumped on Tuesday after it raised its revenue forecast and allayed some fears of production delays for prime customer Apple's (AAPL.
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The strong results, particularly in the generics business, allayed investor concerns amid intense political and regulatory scrutiny into the drugmaker for suspected price collusion.
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Those actions have allayed the fears of conservatives who worried that the president was more concerned with appeasing Washington insiders than fulfilling campaign promises.
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My initial grumpiness at finding just one clam in the wide platter was rapidly allayed by a surfeit of tilapia, mussels, squid and shrimp.
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After the sale, there was speculation that she would leave the company, concerns allayed when she signed a four-year contract in June 2015.
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Proponents of safety plans tout them as a legitimate investigation tools that provide less intrusive ways of ensuring child safety until concerns are allayed.
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The report which allayed fears about a global economic slowdown comes on the heels of upbeat manufacturing data in China and the United States.
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We found through survey experiments that if doctors were to become forceful advocates for evidence-based medicine, many of the public's concerns would be allayed.
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If you thought the disdain between Donald Trump and former FBI director James Comey would fizzle away, Sunday surely allayed any prospect of a truce.
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Or—perhaps most likely of all—it may be stained, but not capsized, by never-ending inquiries and suspicions that are neither proven or allayed.
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Ms. Hunter, of Keokuk, said seeing Mr. Biden in person allayed some of her concerns and that she had moved him in her candidate rankings.
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Nonetheless, the special counsel appears to have allayed the biggest fear of all: that America's sitting president was a traitorous accomplice to the Russia plot.
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While those concerns were largely allayed, she said, the opt-out activists got a late start in trying to persuade parents to refuse the tests.
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The story freaked Nixon out in a way that only Nixon could be freaked out, and although his specific anxiety was allayed, related concerns lingered.
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Even with a newfound commitment to openness surrounding his campaign's fundraising apparatus, Wednesday night's protest shows that Buttigieg doesn't appear to have allayed progressive skepticism.
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Fears that composted remains might smell bad or contain toxic elements — from dental fillings, for example, or pharmaceutical residues — were allayed, Dr. Carpenter-Boggs said.
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It took years to begin collecting data about how its software is used, which helps improve it but raised privacy concerns that were only allayed recently.
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The reports come on the heels of solid earnings from Walmart Inc and strong retail sales data last week that allayed fears of a U.S. recession.
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The moderate wage growth allayed fears of a strong build-up in inflation pressures, keeping the Federal Reserve on a path of gradual interest rate increases.
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The weakening of Irma, the second major natural disaster to hit the United States after Hurricane Harvey, allayed concerns about the severity of its financial impact.
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" Without those years of experience, banks "will raise serious questions which will need to be allayed if you are going to get the financing you need.
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The Commission opened an in-depth investigation into state-owned ChemChina's $43 billion bid in October, saying the companies had not allayed concerns over the deal.
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As The Economist went to press the government was in talks with potential buyers, which had allayed fears that Port Talbot would have to close entirely.
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The bill remains indefinitely suspended, with Lam saying the government "will not proceed again with this legislative exercise" if the people's concerns have not been allayed.
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Promising, too, was the Beethoven Seventh on Friday that allayed doubts about whether this conductor is ready to record a promised cycle with the Vienna Philharmonic.
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While expectations for Mr. Trump were low, many commentators and critics thought that he exceeded them and allayed concerns among supporters that his candidacy was finished.
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Even though his fears are somewhat allayed — he recently applied for a green card through his wife, who is American — the latest news gives him pause.
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Would a decision by the president to fire Mueller in 2017 — as he very nearly did — have allayed suspicions, much less put the matter behind us?
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None of these concerns will be allayed by a new constitution — nor should they be, as written constitutions are not panaceas that make problems go away.
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The president conceded his approach to Turkey's military assault in Syria sparked criticism among Republicans in Congress, but he said those misgivings had been allayed. Sen.
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But earlier fears that the law might extend the registration requirement to major Western news organizations were allayed when the act made no mention of them.
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His nearly flawless launch had allayed doubts about the durability of his support, his ability to raise enough money and even his desire to enter the fray.
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Shares of the industry bellwether rose 22.26 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday as the forecast allayed some concerns about a slowdown in China affecting demand.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped more than 100 points, signaling investor fears over the trade dispute had been allayed by President Trump's comments.
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European stocks closed mostly higher on Tuesday following polls that allayed fears of a Brexit, however, a renewed decline in oil prices added pressure to the market.
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Although that allayed fears that a trade row with America would damage the region, it was the euro zone's slowest rate of growth in over a year.
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Asked about her moratorium and scientists who say there are not health concerns about GMOs, Stein said her concerns had not yet been allayed by existing studies.
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As of Friday, the lawmakers were considering whether these concerns might be allayed by staying all lawsuits for a short period — perhaps just six months, for example.
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It further allayed concerns about the economy's health, which had been brought to the fore by a temporary inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve last month.
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EU antitrust regulators opened an in-depth investigation into state-owned ChemChina's $43 billion bid in October, saying the companies had not allayed concerns over the deal.
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"Overall Prudential remains in good shape and ... has allayed investor concerns on management's ability to deliver on strategy," said Atif Latif, director of trading at Guardian Stockbrokers.
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Stocks as well as oil prices rose earlier in the session after positive Chinese trade data allayed concerns about the health of the world's second-biggest economy.
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The ruling could reignite tensions between government and the opposition which had been temporarily allayed by the implementation of changes to the electoral register sought by Issoufou's critics.
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But growth is slowing, inequality is rising, and middle-class concerns about housing, education and health care cannot be allayed by ladling on an extra point of GDP.
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The statement has allayed concerns in the industry that the ethanol policy had stalled, and shares in China's ethanol producers rallied as the news restored confidence among investors.
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Xi's comments allayed fears of a trade war between China and the United States and restored some appetite for risk among investors in commodity currencies and emerging markets.
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Gains in tech names allayed some fears, sparked by Apple's sales warnings last week, that the high-flying sector is starting to be hurt by the Sino-U.
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Those concerns, which have been stoked by an improving global economic backdrop, were somewhat allayed after BOJ and ECB officials downplayed such a move in the foreseeable future.
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Away from Nepal, in other water-impoverished megacities, authorities have proved that seemingly intractable shortages can be addressed, or at least somewhat allayed, while reining in private tankers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe captain Darren Clarke has allayed fears over the fitness of British Open champion Henrik Stenson ahead of next month's Ryder Cup defense at Hazeltine, Minnesota.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Markets are continuing to climb after US President Donald Trump allayed investor worries over further escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Still, there remains a genuine fear — perhaps slightly allayed now following Washington and Pyongyang's diplomatic thaw — that the leaders might escalate their public squabble into a nuclear conflict.
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The main U.S. indexes hovered below record highs as strong results from Coca-Cola Co, Twitter Inc and a host of industrial companies allayed concerns about the earnings outlook.
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The donations have not allayed critics who say Trump is violating the emoluments clauses of the Constitution prohibiting presidents from accepting gifts or payments from foreign or domestic governments.
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State bank shares rose on Tuesday after an easing in retail inflation allayed fears of a central bank interest rate increase in the near term, with the sector index .
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A Canadian joining the expedition also conveniently allayed geopolitical concerns about a bunch of Americans planting a flag at the North Pole and thereby laying claim to the territory.
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But that has not allayed fears in the Philippines, where Sanofi has said 10 percent of the children who were vaccinated probably had no prior exposure to the virus.
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He told me that any nerves he might have felt about college, especially as a first-generation college student, are allayed by how familiar U.S.C.'s environs have become.
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"The result of this schizophrenic approach to the order is that the counties' worst fears are not allayed and the counties reasonably fear enforcement under the order," he wrote.
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Yet that growth allayed fears of an outright contraction and helped lift the local dollar AUD=D210 a third of a U.S. cent to a one-month high of $0.7542.
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And for Buffett, fear of overpaying may be allayed by the dividends and the knowledge that as a preferred shareholder he ranks ahead of common stockholders if something goes wrong.
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Stocks around the world rose on Wednesday, extending the global rally into a fifth month as Apple Inc's stellar results and forecast allayed concerns about slowing growth in corporate profits.
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Syngenta's shares plunged over 9 percent on Monday after the European Commission said the companies had not allayed its concerns over the deal, raising the prospect of a longer investigation.
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Target's shares rose 3 percent on Wednesday as the outlook allayed some investor concerns following the company's warning just three months ago that its full-year targets were too high.
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Those fears have been allayed somewhat; the Mississippi River rose to 26 feet after a storm surge Friday, forecasters now expect its levels to decrease and the levees to hold.
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But these injections have not allayed liquidity concerns for Qatari banks in the months ahead because of their high dependence on external sources of funding, rating agencies and analysts said.
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In my case, such a counselor would have allayed the bewilderment of treatment and also empowered me to exert a modicum of control over the broken rhythms of everyday existence.
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The fast start by the Golden Knights has, for now, allayed fears that the N.H.L.'s decision to put another team in a desert city would lead to financial trouble.
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Meanwhile, the central courtyard, much like the proclaimed source of its inspiration — Central Park — suggests that the claustrophobia of urban development can be allayed with the right dosage of nature.
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But in a vacuum, it was meaningful because Irving temporarily allayed concerns about his injury and reminded everyone why he was one of Brooklyn's marquee free-agent acquisitions last summer.
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Any concerns investors may have had about the impact of the U.S.-Sino trade war on China's economy have been allayed by Beijing's push to ease monetary and fiscal policy.
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By day's end, the environmental activists who filled the Senate hearing room said nothing had allayed their concerns that Mr. Wheeler would fail to protect clean air and water laws.
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The moderate wage growth allayed fears of a strong buildup in inflation pressures and boosted optimism that the Federal Reserve would stay on a path of gradual interest rate increases.
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For those fearing that the show would coast on Starr's bountiful charisma and storied past, the incendiary Latin funk of "Oye Como Ya" allayed any anxieties by showcasing the band's virtuosity.
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Such fears, though overblown, are not absurd, and will not be allayed by pointing out that the alleged attackers in Cologne so far identified are mostly Moroccan or Algerian, not Syrian.
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Hopes of political stability after two key parties decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allayed fears of a government collapse and that helped heavy buying to boost the day's turnover.
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The upbeat results, coming from the largest U.S. for-profit hospital operator, allayed concerns that patients were delaying non-emergency surgeries due to worries about soaring out-of-pocket medical costs.
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On Capitol Hill Mr Marcus promised that Libra, and the division of Facebook which is meant to monetise it, Calibra, would not launch until the concerns of American lawmakers have been allayed.
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Stocks around the world rose on Wednesday, extending the global equity market rally into a fifth month as Apple Inc's stellar results and forecast allayed concerns about slowing growth in corporate profits.
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While the report allayed fears over slowing economic growth, there were some concerns that the healthy data would let the Fed stick with its projection for two interest rate hikes this year.
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Moderate Republicans concerned about their constituents may have been allayed by the possibility that Medicaid cuts will be partially offset by new funds intended to help people left uninsured by the bill.
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That allayed Commission concerns for the privacy of Europeans' data stored on U.S. servers raised by disclosures of intrusive U.S. surveillance programs in 2013 by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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The letter does mention an internal meeting about Project Maven during which Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene allayed some of the employees' specific fears, but they are still worried about unintended consequences.
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Shares of AB Inbev's local unit, Ambev SA, gained 0.5 percent to 17.22 reais in São Paulo, a sign the transaction allayed concerns of an imminent price war in the short run.
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But it's not clear Democratic objections drove his decision and sources said Trump's decision to postpone the operation allayed McAleenan's concerns that his advice as the DHS chief was not being heeded.
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But those fears were allayed by "The Force Awakens" director J. J. Abrams's preliminary discussion of story and character, and a piece-by-piece problem-solving approach more common to independent filmmaking.
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It partially allayed the fear that all this tumult was for another expatriate pied-à-terre, one of those places, so common in New York circa 2019, whose lights are forever off.
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He allayed these fears early on, said Dudden, by affirming early on that he wants to work toward peace on the peninsula with the Americans and would not oppose their military presence.
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Comments by two of them - Jeff Flake and Susan Collins - indicated the FBI report, which was the latest twist in the pitched political battle over Kavanaugh, may have allayed their concerns about him.
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On the same day, House Armed Services Committee chairman Mac Thornberry, Republican of Texas, echoed Gonzales "concerns" about both candidates, which can only be allayed by seeing them on stage side by side.
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Talks in June between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have allayed those concerns, and a detente between Pyongyang and Seoul has opened the door to closer ties.
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Merkel, who is to step down in 2021, has acknowledged the risk of pushing people into the arms of far-right parties if their fears of her drive to renewables are not allayed.
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Meanwhile, oil prices jumped on Thursday, extending gains from the previous session as concerns over possible supply disruptions and a decline in demand were allayed with the sharp drop in new coronavirus cases.
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Mr. Beall's fears that the case would be taken away by the Justice Department or handed off to Archibald Cox, the Watergate special prosecutor, were allayed by Elliot L. Richardson, the attorney general.
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However, fears of more rates hikes were allayed on Thursday following comments by St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, who expressed concerns that a "bunch of hikes" this year could turn Fed policy restrictive.
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The announcement allayed worries about Tesla's ability to meet its production goals as earlier launches of its Model S sedan and Model X sports utility vehicle were plagued by delays and initial quality issues.
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We believe that this citation pattern contributed to the North American opioid crisis by helping to shape a narrative that allayed prescribers' concerns about the risk of addiction associated with long-term opioid therapy.
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The Silicon Valley car maker in the past has missed production targets and its newest figures allayed fears of setbacks ahead of the hotly-awaited launch of its Model 3 sedan later this year.
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The euro gained on Monday as a stronger-than-forecast German business confidence survey allayed some fears about a recession and pulled the safe-haven yen from a six-week high against the dollar.
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Jennings the fact NAB didn't touch with its franking credits like Australia and New Zealand Banking Group or raising money through an institutional placement - as Westpac Banking Corp did on Monday - allayed investor fears.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine Finance Minister Carlos Dominguez on Thursday tried to allayed investors' fears over President Rodrigo Duterte's decision to impose martial law on the island of Mindanao, saying the local economy remains intact.
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Recession talk has been circling the stock market during its rapid decline, but those concerns could be allayed over the next two weeks depending on whether U.S. data improve or corporate earnings perk up.
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By the time the draconian restrictions against printing were allayed in the 18th century — at least for secular texts such as mathematics and medicine — typographers faced a new challenge: the inherent complexity of Arabic.
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However, the former New York City mayor dropped out of the race after a dismal Super Tuesday showing and a stretch of Biden wins that day that allayed moderates' fears that he was stumbling.
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Mr. Murdoch and his company's board had rejected Comcast's earlier offer partly because of concerns that the government would block the deal, but the AT&T-Time Warner decision allayed many of those worries.
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The solid jobs report also allayed concerns of the slowdown in the U.S. economy, leading traders to trim expectations the Fed would need to cut interest rates to support the economy later this year.
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Italy's 10-year borrowing costs fell to a one-week low at 2.69 percent as the deal lifted sentiment towards the euro zone's riskier assets and allayed concerns around a three-month-old German government.
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Doubts about Mr Johnson's sincerity have in the past been allayed by his reputation as a Heineken politician: one who, to adapt the beer's slogan, gets to parts of the electorate that others can't reach.
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Those fears were allayed as Messi's hat-trick led Argentina to a 23-20 win at high altitude in Ecuador to ensure their place and Portugal made it with a 21-20 win over Switzerland.
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But U.S. retail sales data on Friday showing firm growth allayed some fears - at least for now - that the U.S. economy could be dragged into recession as growth stumbles in many parts of the world.
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However, the army's rough treatment of Mugabe loyalists - former finance minister Ignatius Chombo was hospitalised because of beatings sustained in military custody, his lawyer said - has not allayed concerns about Mnangagwa's real views of democracy.
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We don't know exactly what went into the "strong water made of juniper" that the diarist Samuel Pepys knocked back on October 20.05, 237.5, but it did the trick and, he said, allayed his constipation.
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He allayed a lot of their fears simply by the fact that the Secretary of Defense during the first Gulf War and a longtime congressional leader was joining the Bush team to give it more clout.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic allayed fears over a muscle strain in his lower back after overpowering Spaniard Albert Ramos-Vinolas 6-2 6-3 603-3 to reach the Australian Open fourth round of on Saturday.
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Another notable gainer was luxury goods company Burberry , which added 2.1% as results from Gucci parent Kering and Italian jacket maker Moncler allayed some concerns of a major hit to sales from the Hong Kong protests.
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The latest snapshot of the U.S. labor market allayed concerns about a recession and reinforced the view that inflation remains muted and the Federal Reserve will likely refrain from raising interest rates in 2019, analysts said.
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MARKET NEWS * The euro gained on Monday as a stronger-than-forecast German business confidence survey allayed some fears about a recession and pulled the safe-haven yen from a six-week high against the dollar.
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As market worries about a recession grew in recent weeks, traders looked for more of a rate cut but some of those concerns have been allayed by improving data and progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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Supporters of Ms. Warren feared that she was being crowded out by Mr. Sanders on the party's left flank, but the campaign's surge in the final week has at least temporarily allayed some of the concern.
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Global equities rallied and oil prices surged more than 1.25953 percent on Tuesday as Xi's comments allayed fears about the risk of a trade war between the world's two largest economies that could harm global growth.
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Stock futures initially pared some gains after the Labor Department report, which allayed fears over economic growth but bolstered concerns that the Federal Reserve would stick with its plan for two interest rate hikes this year.
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Overall, most fears about the company and the P2P sector are actually farfetched, and in the course of time, and with growing understanding of the sector by an increasing number of investors, these fears will be allayed.
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These fears were somewhat allayed by the Bank of Japan's comments after its Sept 21-22 meeting, in which the central bank said it would allow inflation to overshoot its 2 percent target before tapering asset purchases.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro gained on Monday as a stronger-than-forecast German business confidence survey allayed some fears about a recession and pulled the safe-haven yen from a six-week high against the dollar.
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Some of the bad news was priced in after its results warning in January, and investors also drew comfort from the French bank's earnings presentation, which allayed worries about the need for a capital injection, traders said.
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Those comments, which allayed some fears of a U.S.-China trade war, boosted market sentiment in the last session, even though analysts said the measures highlighted by Xi were largely in line with his previous policy messaging.
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The incongruity of a container of blue light wedged into a large natural form is allayed by Braman's poetic play of the organic against the geometric, as well as the specificity of her color combinations, scale, and materials.
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Benchmark spot gold slid to its lowest since end-December this week as recent positive economic data and optimism a long-drawn trade fight between United States and China would end soon allayed concerns about a global slowdown.
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The team's early season woes are largely behind them and, with performances on the pitch now passable and any relegation fears allayed, supporters can assess the merits of the ground without anxiety and frustration over results creeping in.
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The dollar rose to a two-week peak against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as unexpectedly strong data on U.S. services industries and new home sales allayed some worries about the state of the world's largest economy.
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And though there were some clear Vetements-isms on view in the play on proportion and awareness of the everyday, it briskly allayed the fear that Mr. Gvasalia would smash the Balenciaga name and heritage to the ground.
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Nancy Hoppock, the assistant deputy commissioner in charge of the Police Department's Risk Management Bureau, said that a test run on Wednesday had allayed concerns over whether crucial moments might be lost when low-level encounters escalated rapidly.
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Suspicions that the die was cast against Mr Sharif from the beginning were not allayed by the details of the judgment, which relied heavily on the NAB's unusual rules, in which a defendant is assumed guilty unless proven otherwise.
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A month ago, the bank signalled that its easing cycle was drawing to an end, a message that allayed concerns among investors and economists that government pressure would push it to go too far and risk weakening the lira.
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I think the Fed has stepped in and you know kind of allayed or put to rest the question of whether there is a tightening bias or an easing bias that clearly stated that there's more of an easing bias.
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China's move to fix the yuan at a slightly stronger rate overnight, however, allayed fears of an escalating trade war, which has been fueled by President Donald Trump's threat to slap a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports last week.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields climbed further on Thursday with 30-year yield rising above 2.25% as an unexpected drop in domestic jobless claims allayed some worries about a recession that had roiled financial markets earlier this week.
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Its announcement on Wednesday that about 700 billion yen ($6.33 billion) of its shares will be repurchased allayed concerns Toshiba may keep more of its cash, given its uncertain outlook after the disposal of the chip unit and other assets.
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Gold is up nearly 20 percent in 2016 as a run of soft economic data in the United States and around the world allayed expectations that the Federal Reserve would press ahead with interest rate hikes in the near term.
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Overall, the jobs report allayed fears that the labor market was weakening significantly; a release earlier this week from ADP and Moody's Analytics had indicated private payroll growth of just 102,853, which was well below the government's count of 191,000.
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Now researchers have allayed those fears by reporting that 13 cloned sheep, including four genomic copies of Dolly, are still in good shape at between seven and nine years of age, or the equivalent of 60 to 70 in human years.
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The S&P 1.93 has gained in the past three days after a huge sell-off on Monday, as some upbeat earnings reports and positive economic data allayed worries about the U.S. economy taking a hit from the trade war.
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The price of gold fell from the previous day's three-week peak on Wednesday as the dollar surged to a two-week high against the euro, and major stock markets rose after surprisingly upbeat trade data allayed concerns over China's economy.
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Concerns about a deterioration in quality due to Putzmeister's new owners were allayed by intensive PR work with customers, according to Cora Jungbluth, from the Bertelsmann Stiftung charitable foundation, who carried out a case study on Chinese takeovers of German firms.
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The details of this complex-sounding process haven't allayed the worries of election security experts who say that blockchain-based elections — a model being pushed by a slew of startups — generally raise concerns about cybersecurity and the secrecy of the ballot.
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CHINA'S IMPORTS BOOM The gyrations in LME stocks may be more about LME spreads than fundamental dynamics, but they have nevertheless allayed any fears of an imminent supply shortfall after Indonesia brought forward a ban on the export of nickel ore.
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In the impeachment hearings, allies of President Trump said he had been justified in delaying the aid over worries about corruption but that the concerns were allayed by mid-September, after Mr. Zelensky had been in office for several months.
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However, China's move to fix the yuan at a slightly stronger rate overnight allayed fears of a further escalation in trade war that has been roiling markets since last week when President Donald Trump threatened a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Shares in German chemicals group Evonik jumped to a three-month high on Tuesday after it sold its clear acrylic sheet unit for a larger-than-expected sum of 6600 billion euros and allayed investor concerns about its cash flow.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slipped against a buoyant dollar on Friday but flirted with its best week against the euro in three months, after solid year-end UK manufacturing and trade data allayed fears of an economic slowdown as the Brexit process gathers pace.
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The Nikkei had gained 1.63 percent so far this week, which would be the biggest since mid-November, after the results of the first round vote in the French presidential election allayed fears that France would choose a anti-European Union president.
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The decision to make Nigeria Air a public-private partnership, 15 years after the last national carrier ceased operations, allayed fears in the country over the government's ability to sustain an airline because of the country's patchy history with previous national carriers.
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"There is anxiety about the president's program on putting on tariffs," said Senator Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa, though he noted the administration's successful renegotiation of a trade deal between the United States, Canada and Mexico has allayed some of those worries.
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Signs of talk between the two economic giants allayed fear of an escalating trade war, sparked after U.S. President Donald Trump moved to slap tariffs on Chinese goods, on top of import duties on steel and aluminium, prompting a defiant response from Beijing.
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China's move to fix the yuan at a slightly stronger rate and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's comment that President Donald Trump was planning to host a Chinese delegation for talks in September allayed fears of a further escalation in the trade war.
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China's move to fix the yuan at a slightly stronger rate and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's comment that President Donald Trump was planning to host a Chinese delegation for further talks in September allayed fears of a further escalation in trade war.
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The reports come after Washington's decision to temporarily ease curbs on Huawei Technologies allayed investors concerns on Tuesday over a hit to the global technology sector from the Trump administration's decision last week to add the Chinese telecoms equipment maker to a trade blacklist.
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China's move to fix the yuan at a slightly stronger rate and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's comment that President Donald Trump was planning to host a Chinese delegation for further talks in September allayed fears of a further escalation in the trade war.
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ET. Read MoreEarly movers: GE, CVS, AAPL, STI, COL, SLB, SBUX, AXP & more Recession talk has been circling the stock market during its rapid decline, but concerns could be allayed over the next two weeks depending on whether U.S. data or corporate earnings perk up.
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Fears that Nowruz would erupt in violence amid crowds of hundreds of thousands of people were initially allayed, however, when Mr. Ghani's defense minister, Asadullah Khalid, met Wednesday night with Mr. Noor in his palatial home, a series of buildings connected by massive underground halls.
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Demand for risky assets improved after data on Friday showed China's economy grew 24.4% in the fourth quarter of 20.7 from a year earlier, and 20.8% for the full year, in line with analysts' expectations and within the government's official target, which allayed growth worries.
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It was the fulfillment of a vital campaign promise made by Mr. Trump — one that allayed the reservations of many Republican Party stalwarts, who were otherwise repelled by his candidacy — to make the appointment of a strict conservative to the Supreme Court a top priority.
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Captain Fantastic's Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour made the first of six stops at New York City's most famous venue Thursday night, and any fears that John's swan song would be a maudlin affair were instantly allayed be the 71-year-old legend's sequined ringmaster's tuxedo jacket.
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While his decision allayed immediate concerns of having a eurosceptic minister in the euro zone's third-largest economy, his move created bigger uncertainties as 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio, whose party won the most seats at an inconclusive March 4 vote, demanded that parliament impeach Mattarella.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's unexpected decision to ban all Iranian oil purchases after May 1 - ending exemptions for eight nations - came after hawkish economic and security advisors allayed the president's fears of an oil price hike, according to three sources familiar with the internal debate.
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More importantly for the ECB, his victory has allayed the threat of a run-off between Le Pen and anti-euro far-left, eurosceptic candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon, allowing the ECB to focus more on the improving economic outlook and less on political risks outside of its control.
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More importantly for the ECB, his victory has allayed the threat of a run-off between Le Pen and anti-euro far-left, euroskeptic candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon, allowing the ECB to focus more on the improving economic outlook and less on political risks outside of its control.
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When Margaret Simbunji first saw an ad for Unicaf on Facebook, she was suspicious — "I Googled it for about two months to make sure it wasn't a hoax," said Ms. Simbunji, who goes by Maggie — but its connection with the University of South Wales, in Britain, allayed her concerns.
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ET, NBC, Sportsnet 22, TVAS ABOUT THE PENGUINS: Evgeni Malkin expressed concern that he could upset the team's chemistry after he returned from an injury absence of more than a month in Pittsburgh's Game 2 loss, but any worries were allayed after his dominant performance in Thursday's 5-0 romp.
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I am struck by the tone that is here, there is a tone that is generally upbeat, there's a tone that believes that many of the political difficulties, particularly, of last year, perhaps have allayed within Europe, and that is reflated in to the tone that people have, as they look forward to the future.
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Those fears were allayed when the US and South Korea reached a new cost-sharing agreement just weeks before the summit, but when asked whether Trump would put the issue on the table during his summit with Kim, senior administration officials have merely said it is not an issue they have discussed with their North Korean counterparts.
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But early fears that the city might be creating a cultural white elephant were largely allayed in 2014, when the Shed named its first artistic director and chief executive: Alex Poots, who had founded the Manchester International Festival and, as the artistic director of the Park Avenue Armory, had unexpectedly made the Upper East Side a destination for must-see, cutting-edge art.
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Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), Pruitt's top Senate ally, met with him Tuesday, and came away with his fears about the embattled EPA head's spending and ethics scandals allayed.
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