Sentence examples for cannot be reassured from inspiring English sources

Corporate reform is essential; if investors cannot be reassured that they are being treated fairly, they will take their money and go home.

The business executives now contemplating an exodus from New York cannot be reassured by the Democrats who were promising to raise taxes even before the expense of rebuilding downtown.

But for the small percentage of patients who cannot be reassured, Dr. Garner has come up with a compromise solution: He grudgingly offers a three-day supply of Cipro, one-twentieth of the dose for those exposed to the disease.

No student was more deserving than any other that fateful night, yet all futures cannot be reassured with the promise of a quality education.

But it cannot be reassuring to gay men and women to hear from this President that his views on gay marriage are "evolving".

Local school superintendents say they cannot be reassuring about whether children will be able to leave the area quickly and safely in an emergency.

But it cannot be reassuring to the Yankees, whose doubleheader was rained out Saturday because of the approaching Hurricane Irene, that Burnett could have concluded, even in a most abstract way, that Friday night was somehow not a failure.

This cannot be reassuring to NASA con trollers, still mindful of the fire, who will have to decide whether or not another American astronaut should board Mir when the present incumbent leaves in May.For now, NASA is expressing confidence in Mir.

Separately, the Securities and Exchange Commission said on Saturday that it would scrutinize the behavior of audit committees in every investigation it begins into companies' financial reporting -- a development that, like the battle over insurance coverage for Enron's directors and officers, cannot be reassuring to board members.

In addition, the patient cannot easily be reassured and the doctor might be left with a troubling feeling of uncertainty.

Until we are told by the government what, precisely and intelligibly, is intended to be caught up in the annoying word "metadata", we cannot know whether to be reassured or alarmed.