Sentence examples for measures reassuring from inspiring English sources

Missy Mills, an eighth-grade teacher in Elizabethtown, Ky., found the additional measures reassuring.

These measures reassured international investors, who, far from fleeing the dollar, bid it up to record levels.

After the self-obsession and volatility of both Poyet and Paolo di Canio, this much more measured, reassuring approach has come as a welcome relief to players and club officials.

No prosecutions were ever brought, but the measure reassured socially-conservative voters.

The similarity of hospitals using Twitter compared with those who were not using it (at least according to the four characteristics we measured) is reassuring, in that we were not measuring an unrepresentative group of hospitals.

But in this instance, she seemed incapable of grasping the complicated, interlocking human dynamics that can't be measured by reassuring models — the idea that a position could be leaked, that the press might bear down, that the regulatory environment could compound all those problems.

This confirms that cardiologic evaluation and information is an important measure for reassuring these parents and suggests that receiving a fact sheet provides no substantial benefit.

Such measures have reassured some travelers.

He promised to encourage step-by-step measures to reassure the west over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

At this point they resort to petty authoritarian measures which reassure the politician and the bureaucrat that their power is real and effective.

The government will also be offering an improved package of measures to reassure homeowners, including streamlined claims schemes for blight and compensation, and before and after surveys for those near tunnelling work.