Sentence examples for present reassuring from inspiring English sources

Black went around the table and shook the hands of every Huntsman board member, as well as the two state senators who were present, reassuring them there wasn't the slightest chance that the deal would collapse.

It would be very easy for me to mirror other candidates and politicians both past and present by reassuring Oak Park's white residents with vague platitudes like "a rising tide lifts all ships".

Interior Minister Annamaria Cancellieri asked the journalists present to reassure the public that the government was in control of the investigations and that Italy was not a country at risk of terrorist actions.

In addition, having you present will reassure the elderly person that they are not being sold things that they don't need or want, just because they're seen as a "soft touch".

But there is an aspect of the past that can be guaranteed to send us scurrying back to the reassuring present -- health and medicine.

The data from the present study are reassuring regarding current dosing recommendations for ARS in pregnancy.

At present, it is reassuring that even women hospitalised for an injury during pregnancy will in only a few cases have an excess risk of having an adverse pregnancy outcome.

The practitioner-patient relationship was identified as important, and comments describing features of this included; ensuring practitioners were present, positive, vital, reassuring, empathetic and calm and confident without conveying unrealistic expectations.

Given the significant and rapid growth in research on EMP+ as well as its use clinically around the world, the safety and tolerability data presented here are reassuring.

They present a narrative more reassuring to their viewers, one which rarely uses the word terrorism and which makes it clear that you have little to worry about if you're not Sikh or Muslim.

The results of the present study are absolutely reassuring about the tolerability of the paracetamol caffeine combination.