Sentence examples for means reassuring from inspiring English sources

First, that means reassuring doubters that Argentina will indeed stick to its currency board.

And it means reassuring the Europeans that the Bush administration is attuned to the concerns of its allies and has not embarked on a go-it-alone strategy.

Building Europe now depends on taking an occasional step back, even if that means reassuring member states of their right, in an emergency, to keep watch over their own borders.

This means reassuring yourself that you are capable of all the basic operations, such as accelerating, changing gear, braking, looking over your shoulder, and riding while giving a signal.

That will mean reassuring them that they will not simply be murdered, as were some of their comrades who took a similar route a decade ago.

For Democrats, it will mean reassuring a frustrated Latino community that has been let down repeatedly during the Obama years.

However, if that's not the case, by all means reassure them that they're still welcome to stay at your "super, large house" when they come to visit (and by implication, inferring that their house is too small for such visits).

They are – as the great American writer Wallace Stegner put it in 1960 – "a means of reassuring ourselves of our sanity as creatures; a part of the geography of hope".

"I think increasing Britain's capability to lead in cybersecurity defense (and offense which Chancellor also mentioned yesterday) is very good… And will even go to help foster and create other solutions and means for reassuring citizens about safety of systems online… Which maybe helps to quell unhelpful or technically inarticulate statements about encryption for example".

"I think it is more a means to reassure industrial participants in this market," he said.

It's as if Phillips means to reassure us that his storytelling is all in fun, that he means no harm.