Sentence examples for be assuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To make sure and secure.
That simple statement, and the story of the Good Samaritan that followed, makes it clear that the central goal of ethical behavior should be assuring that all human beings flourish.
All hospitals should be assuring themselves and patients that the food they are serving is what they say it is".
Probably not Gordon Brown's camp, which will be assuring him that he did all right, all things considered.
"Incredibly, the person designated the 'S.E.C. reporting manager' for Marvell was allegedly using his special access to nonpublic information to violate the very federal securities laws he was supposed to be assuring compliance with," Mr. Bharara said.
But new earthquake mitigation techniques seem to be assuring people that living in a skyscraper is just as safe, and more pleasant, than enduring a one-hour train commute every morning.
For Mr. Stephanopoulos, the hard part of the job may be assuring Republicans and White House officials that his days as an operative for Bill Clinton are behind him.
Be assured, Mr. Goldstein will be.
"Let the world be assured.
Victory should be assured.
Interstellar should be assured this one.
How was their security to be assured?
