Sentence examples for increasing assurance from inspiring English sources

For the last 10 years, with endless difficulties but increasing assurance, Russian and French entrepreneurs have set up a temporary base camp, called Borneo, in March and April on the drifting ice 60 miles from the pole.

The series will doubtless prove to be a fertile image bank for things to come, and there's no question that Ms. Gallagher's work is playing its multivalent role with increased assurance.

These concepts have the potential to provide an increased assurance of product quality.

We also note that implied option volatility grew this morning on Mosaic further indicating increased assurance that its share price was set to somehow shift rather than stagnate.

The logistical and cost issues could be improved by centralized Web-based systems, allowing research administrators to have increased assurance about their ability to reach acceptable levels of regulatory compliance within their institutions.

Because we were unable to identify a manufacturer capable of compounding both active lozenges containing more than 1 g of xylitol and indistinguishable placebo lozenges, our choice of a 5 lozenge/day regimen represents a compromise between increased assurance of achieving a therapeutic dose and practicality.

They can provide increased assurances of safe drinking water because the microbial contaminants (viruses, bacteria, and protozoa) can be completely removed by a physical barrier.

But I'd like to think that even if I wasn't, I would still approach this reunion with one of increased self-assurance and a genuine interest in letting people get to (re know the real me.

Conveying organizational tools (structures, processes, and outcomes) and strengthening the health and public policy research and implementation workforce increases self-assurance and accountability of these sectors in LMICs.

"What we are saying is that we think that a lot of information has been developed over the last 10 years that increases our assurance of the safety" of silicone implants, said Dr. David Feigal of the F.D.A. in a telephone news conference yesterday.

The implementation of disposables to reduce the number of sterile manipulations and to increase sterility assurance is discussed.