Sentence examples for complete reassurance from inspiring English sources

We have to give complete reassurance to the foreign buyers that they will never again face this kind of danger, and that we are all united to take steps in order to achieve that, and will firmly carry out this commitment in the future.

Whilst our data do not provide complete reassurance about cancer rates and insulin glargine use, neither do they point to unequivocal evidence of harm.

But such trials do not provide complete reassurance, since trial participants are given STI monitoring and treatment not available to the general population.

However, our findings taken in the context of other after-hours primary PCI studies, with an almost 25% increase in the risk for short-term mortality, do not provide complete reassurance; nor do they indicate complete equivalency of outcomes to working-hours procedures.

The ascertainment of relatives was complete, giving further reassurance.

If ever there was a time when the Queen-loving majority of this nation might benefit from sight of the old rock of strength, a little reassurance that complete constitutional and economic chaos, accompanied by political dereliction, is no reason to repine, a sign that not everyone who represents this country is a dolt, a rogue, or both, then this, surely, is it.

At the other end of the spectrum, China's move can be seen as a direct rebuff to Barack Obama, who recently completed a four-country Asia "reassurance tour" designed to strengthen regional alliances as part of his administration's so-called "tilt" to Asia.

For the purposes of additional feedback, researchers felt that receiving an e-mail confirming that the task had indeed been completed would be helpful as a reassurance, also providing them with a written record of their completion.

Images of surviving cancer patients, however, may provide further reassurance to patients once therapy is completed.

Your enthusiasm, drive and complete inability to conform far outweighs the desire for reassurance that you will be able to pay the bills.

"Excessive precautions could offer reassurance to those responding to Ebola, yet complete respiratory protection is expensive, uncomfortable and unaffordable for countries that are the most affected," the authors wrote.