Sentence examples for could be reassuring from inspiring English sources

That could be reassuring to investors anticipating a cyclical slowdown.

This could be reassuring to CNN's entrenched, who, for almost two decades now, have resisted reinvention.

Again and again Shannon finds herself in situations that could be dire or could be reassuring and turn out to be not quite either, and this continual instability is where "Y" is most compelling.

Although this null finding needs confirmation in different populations, it could be reassuring to farming populations.

(British, GP3)." " "Indeed a CRP test could be reassuring with a borderline case… normally you would do on a Friday what you would never do on a Thursday.

If not, the public in Scotland could be reassured that the matter had been properly investigated.

However, she also said "it would be much more difficult to get a ceasefire" unless Israel could be reassured that Lebanon would be effectively policed.

Leadsom said those who use the facility could be reassured that their data would be protected, adding: "The banking industry has worked closely with the government and the Information Commissioner's Office to make sure safeguards are in place".

She hired Hale House's first social worker and chief financial officer, suspended fund-raising until donors could be reassured, and spruced up the shabby areas where the children lived.

If scans show a lack of amyloid plaques, the "worried well" could be reassured that they don't have Alzheimer's and doctors could pursue other lines of medical inquiry, like investigating the potential for thyroid problems, depression or vitamin B12 deficiency, said Dr. Paul Aisen, a professor of neuroscience at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine.

Such an agreement would also help to ensure there was a level playing field across in terms of business regulation – and this too would work to the advantage of companies, which could be reassured that their rivals were facing the same constraints.