Sentence examples for offering the assurance from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Mr. Pei's austere structure took time to claim a passenger's attention, until one recognized how quietly it worked: transmitting abundant, calming light through its faceted glass walls and offering the assurance, in its meticulous details, that flying was inherently rational.

Dr. Khan, 70, who has been under house arrest since 2004, is widely hailed as a national hero, and the tone of the government's statement suggested that it was sensitive to that perception, offering the assurance that he was being provided "the best specialist medical care".

The primary responsibility rests with the government to make sure that they are offering the assurances that are required and the explanations that are needed.

The prevailing evolutionary model for sexual swelling function is one in which females offer unreliable and only probabilistic signals of ovulation which allows females to offer some paternity probability to numerous males, while nonetheless offering the most assurance to the dominant male [ 8].

Enron said the incentive program would provide some reassurance to employees while also offering creditors the assurance that the company would sell viable cash-producing assets.

Norway has a national healthcare system with a health assurance offering the same treatment to each individual, independent of income.

When Busby queried him about his absence and Liddell, Herd told him that a contract had not been agreed because limited resources prevented Hamilton from offering Liddell the assurances his parents insisted upon.

In offering these assurances, our self-help manuals are the bibles of an age that likes to think of itself as democratic.

But with nearly all hope lost, and the owner Bud Adams offering no assurance that Fisher, the longest tenured coach in the N.F.L. will continue with the team, he may have few other options to pull out of the nosedive.

It was not clear whether Turner was repeating his advice during the fight, offering postdefeat assurance, or both.

A lackluster jobs report would have spurred a cut while also offering some assurance that the overall economy was still growing.