Sentence examples for considerable reassurance from inspiring English sources

He said: "Motorists will certainly be very nervous about the prospect and will need considerable reassurance that it will be safe.

People should also take considerable reassurance from the fact that the resort of Sharm el-Sheikh operates like a country in itself.

Reliable data on effects (lack of) associated with naturally occurring (background) exposures can sometimes provide considerable reassurance.

These results provide considerable reassurance that the random element that was necessary in order to achieve the linkage process introduced very little additional uncertainty into the final analyses.

Although they do not address the issue of etiologic association, these data can provide considerable reassurance to a community that was convinced it had experienced an epidemic of cancer.

These findings provide considerable reassurance that the widely used clinical approach of joint management of blood pressure and glucose in patients with type 2 diabetes is both appropriate and effective.

Each of the 8,000 dresses sold in his store every year (prices, $4,500 and up) requires many hours of fittings and considerable reassurances over multiple visits, and so Mr. Rothstein Ronnieie," to anyone with an engagement ring) is happy to hand out a business card with his home phone number printed on it and instructions to call him anytime (up until midnight).

While this flexibility may be of considerable assistance to the police, it provides no reassurance or certainty to the public.

It is important that we follow up children right through into late adulthood and look at their offspring to make sure that we don't just consider the sense of reassurance we have now – which is considerable, a closed book.

50 52 The data verification sub-study provides some reassurance of validity in relation to reporting behaviours, but also demonstrates considerable variability in local practices in relation to CVC use and intensity of sampling blood for culture.

However, they experienced a considerable amount of anxiety and apprehension before and during the course, resulting in a strong need for reassurance and a positive evaluation.