Sentence examples for misleadingly reassuring from inspiring English sources

Misleadingly reassuring results may be produced that indicate that "need" and use or receipt are proportionate.

► In 2012, seven Italians, including four scientists and two engineers, were found guilty of manslaughter for having misleadingly reassured citizens about the risk of a major earthquake in 2009.

The aftershocks of that tragedy included a controversial court case in which a judge found four scientists, two engineers, and a former government official guilty of manslaughter for having misleadingly reassured the citizens after a series of earlier tremors; the prosecution argued that residents would have otherwise followed the traditional practice of fleeing houses before a major quake hits.

How reassuring.

Not reassuring.

That's very reassuring.

Yet reassuring.

Most reassuring.

It wasn't reassuring.

International evidence is reassuring.

Iannucci was reassuring.