appease造句

"Poor Economics" should appease some of their critics.

Or is it simply a move to appease its critics?

As the king seeks to appease his detractors, the government looks stuck.

To appease Greece's jittery creditors a policy with speedier and more visible results is needed.

To appease those who think there is use in this kind of pricing of assets, include it in a footnote.

Nourish blood to tranquilize mind, appease neural system, remiss fatigue, improve sleeping and increase sleeping quality step by step.

But it will need clever juggling to appease Mozambique’s poor and angry majority as well as foreign aid-givers and investors.

Determined both to push ahead with mining and to appease the greens and clerics, the Philippine government is letting Rapu-Rapu run for a 30-day trial period.

And recent signs of American readiness to appease China will have encouraged China to think that America will not do much to back India.

"If you are envied [maliciously], you might act more socially afterward because you try to appease those envious people," said van DE Ven.

When Argentina broke its peg with the dollar in 2001, it decreed that bank deposits should be switched at a more favourable exchange rate than loans, in an effort to appease savers.

The fact that this will result in a lower rate of interest, because Germany has a higher credit standing than Ireland or Portugal, would hardly appease an angry electorate.

Accounts of the ceremony vary, but they consistently say the new ruler was covered with gold dust, and that gold and precious jewels were thrown into the lake to appease a god that lived underwater.

There are e-mails to answer, virtual friends to pester, YouTube videos to watch and, back in the physical world, meetings to attend, papers to shuffle and spouses to appease.