Sentence examples for be reassuring that from inspiring English sources

It may be reassuring that there is nothing to indicate that transfer would present an undue risk to residents".

Even if that were true, it would hardly be reassuring that so many people from one particular economic group are opting out of one of the basic responsibilities of citizenship.

For those who treasure the continuity of British traditions, it will be reassuring that polite obfuscation and downright obstruction are amply preserved into the next century as part of the national heritage in the new freedom of information bill.

Surely it should be reassuring that the ASA is devoting its resources to testing "we're the cheapest" claims by the supermarkets or ensuring that the alcohol and gambling advertisers do not target under-age consumers – rather than engaging in philosophical speculation for which we are ill-equipped.

It may be reassuring that your mud isn't mixed with dirt, but the label "100% pure coffee" isn't an indicator of quality, it's actually an admittance of guilt.

But it should also be reassuring that militant anti-fascists took the far-right's rendezvous point, stood our ground when attacked by fascists and succeeded in delaying their march.

"They are endlessly demanding to be reassured that Birmingham is really on Mars".

The patients should also be reassured that in nonpregnant patients receiving chemotherapy, radiotherapy is usually given 6 months after surgery.

It takes time to be reassured that everything is alright.

Smokers can be reassured that stopping smoking is associated with mental health benefits.

They could be reassured that DNAR did not mean "abandoning" care.