Sentence examples for apparently reassuring from inspiring English sources

The chemical industry has noted an apparently reassuring study in the Journal of Urology finding that hypospadias does not seem to be increasing in New York State (although different studies showed increases both in the United States and in Denmark).

Although combining similar trials of sufficiently good quality increases the power and precision of the pooled estimate, the number of neonates in the included trials (2345) may not be large enough to allow much confidence to be placed in the apparently reassuring results associated with preoperative administration.

Investors were apparently reassured by the news that 14 percent of Facebook's advertising revenue came from mobile devices.

However, the Sterling Stamos managers were apparently reassured enough to invest another $14 million in Bayou in the next few weeks.

This week, he did not repeat his warning, apparently reassured by Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, who said talk of settling Siachen was "premature".Resolving the future of Kashmir, which is mostly Muslim, divided, and in the Indian part ravaged by local and foreign insurgents and a brutal security regime, will take longer.

Cavendish has hit winning form on the road, taking a stage and the overall standings in the Tour of Qatar last week, which has apparently reassured the rider and his coaches that he can combine road and track racing, and target a gold medal at the Rio Olympics and stage wins in the Tour de France.

The invisibility of the antenna, and the promise of rental income that would relieve the 200-member congregation of worries over the cost of maintenance, has apparently reassured any skeptics: the church's governing body recently voted unanimously to support the plan.

Apparently reassured by this answer, Dr. Seligman went ahead with his instruction on learned helplessness and what he learned from applying electric shocks to dogs.

And the notion of a company tracking your location constantly is apparently as reassuring to some as it is disturbing to me.

Apparently mother reassured daughter that she wouldn't really have to strip, just "walk around in time to music and drop a shoulder strap".

Investors apparently were reassured precisely by what should have alarmed them: the closeness of the group's chief managing director, Sudipta Sen, to the party that governs West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress.