Sentence examples for mostly assured from inspiring English sources

Movies that have a mostly assured audience.

Foreign visitors to Dhaka and rural areas are mostly assured of a warm welcome.

It was notable that the least confident passage in his mostly assured turn at the despatch box came when he tried to dismiss – at great speed – the rise in the debt ratio, as GDP was downgraded, as a "paradoxical result".

Today's three-hour-long Google I/O keynote came with plenty of announcements, but the company mostly assured us that it is focused on building frameworks that can benefit developers and consumers.

Distinctly less literary are the letters to his parents, Mortimer and Laura Lee Burroughs, then of Palm Beach, mostly assuring them of his solvency and repute (he was around 50 years old at the time).

"Those exercises are mostly to assure our allies that they can count on us to be prepared and to help them deter conflict".

Mr. McLeod said Honeywell's system would have at least three cameras, mostly to assure people on the flight deck that it was safe to come out to use the restroom.

Crooked is a podcast group founded by Obama administration alums Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor, and the role of Miller, a former Jeb Bush spokesman, is occasionally to play the heel but mostly to assure liberal listeners that Good Republicans do exist.

But the performances are mostly even and assured.

But with membership mostly achieved or assured, and incomes rising, they now have less excuse for looking the other way.In this section The come-back chancellor Full Fogh forward Poor and unloved In search of repairs Time for a change Europe's dash for growth Reprints Related items Immigration: Those roamin' RomaFeb 5th 2004.

But Mr. Bush, the son of a president whose loss in 1992 was widely attributed to a failure to address the last recession more aggressively, seemed mostly intent on assuring voters that he was in touch with what the weakened economy meant to individuals.