Sentence examples for largely reassuring from inspiring English sources
Statistics can do almost nothing to assuage such emotive images and words on a topic – but what they convey is largely reassuring: child murders are very rare, and the profile of them often fails to fit what parents fear.
The prevalence of deployment-related mTBI and PCS in CAF personnel deployed in support of the mission in Afghanistan over the period of this study is largely reassuring.
Results were largely reassuring for all other cancers, although the number of cancer cases was low for some sites, e.g. uterine cancer.
Security expert Bruce Schneier wrote an impressive and largely reassuring article for the Atlantic shortly after the bombings.
Several subsequent epidemiological studies were largely reassuring as they did not confirm a strong link between use of fertility drugs and risk of ovarian cancer.
The original analyses, based on records review without patient consent, provided largely reassuring information for the NHS, concerning the equity of provision of major treatments for women with breast cancer, while avoiding the uncertain, incomplete and potentially spurious nature of results based on partial data.
Bosses at America's space agency, NASA, were largely reassured by a subsequent presentation delivered by the "debris assessment" team.
Despite a quick backlash from some developers and Kickstarter supporters for selling out, Oculus has largely reassured the VR community that having Facebook as a parent company makes it more of a reliable platform, not less.
Large studies of children born to parents who were treated for cancer before conception have largely been reassuring.
Since Saturday, Japanese leaders have publicly emphasized the close coordination with Washington — largely to reassure their own population, which has felt growing anxiety over China's increasingly assertive stance.
Access to facilities seemed also largely similar, which is reassuring given the differences between the US health-care system and the NHS.
