Sentence examples for initial reassurance from inspiring English sources
Bassem Fadel Zarghit, a shopkeeper from Mosul's al-Rifa'i neighbourhood, said the city's Christians had felt doomed despite initial reassurance from Isis.
A Good Night Out is not quite so edgy, and I wondered if it was a way of offering initial reassurance to NTW's audience, before hitting them with Aeschylus and an experimental work by German "reality theatre" specialists Rimini Protokoll later in the year.
MTC already provides some initial reassurance.
The recognition that SLC30A8 encodes a β-cell zinc transporter expressed in insulin-containing granules (22) and the HHEX gene encodes a transcription factor involved in early pancreatic development (23) provided initial reassurance that the GWA approach was useful for identifying functionally relevant loci.
Even after initial reassurances that there was no imminent danger, Harvey also prompted explosions at a chemical plant in Crosby, Texas, sending at least 15 people to the hospital.
Fifty-two oft of 120 patients (43%) with normal/absent lymph nodes and 16 out of 168 patients (10%) with benign reactive lymphadenopathy were discharged from the clinic on their initial visits after reassurance.
The discussion period provided an opportunity to reflect on initial preferences and provided reassurance about the individual's initial response.
Despite this, members of the group rated the discussion period as very important, for four main reasons: providing reassurance about initial preferences, checking procedural performance, increasing group cohesion and satisfying curiosity.
Therefore "watchful waiting" and reassurance are reasonable initial treatment strategies.
Non-pharmacologic therapies such as comfortable positioning in bed and verbal reassurance are reasonable initial considerations, but a need for sedatives and analgesics to promote tolerance to the intensive care unit (ICU) environment is typically the rule.
Whilst the present study did not directly measure the actual impact that intrusive imagery had on subsequent behaviour (e.g., whether it increased frequency of reassurance seeking), the initial results presented here suggest that this is an area which future research could usefully delineate.
