Sentence examples for beyond reassuring from inspiring English sources

The justification for a married couples allowance, saving around £150 a year, seems less clear, beyond reassuring traditional Tories that the Prime Minister really does care about marriage.

Beyond reassuring words, there is a limit to what the United States can do to solve the problems of these countries.

"There's nothing you can really say beyond reassuring him of what he does best," Agassi, the world's No. 1 player, said earlier when asked how he could help Woodruff.

Part of Obama's task last Wednesday evening, when he delivered an address to a joint session of Congress, was to dispel the talk radio Fox News miasma — to give heart to his nervous supporters in the House chamber and beyond, reassure them that he knows what he's doing, and bolster their confidence by showing them his.

Further, at a time when many architects are preoccupied by the idea of tradition, green design offers an opportunity to extend historical awareness beyond the use of reassuring images to evoke the past.

A key requirement for community engagement in biobanks and forensic DNA databases is to ensure that consultation goes beyond providing information and reassuring participants.

Again, this may be because information equips investors to see beyond the short-term emergency to more reassuring long-term fundamentals.

Despite this reassuring finding, more data are needed to establish beyond doubt that there are no harmful pulmonary effects from such a high concentration of oxygen.

The "country as bank" is a new and not entirely reassuring catch phrase, and it shows that the problem goes beyond the private sector.

But beyond that, the historical record of official inquiries, is not, on balance, reassuring.

In any case, it is to go far beyond the findings of the study to say that the results are reassuring of no significant increased risk.