Sentence examples for public reassuring from inspiring English sources

"After the World Cup we stepped back," said Maso. "This season was going to be crucial for winning back the support of the French public, reassuring them, because some did not take the defeat in Australia well.

Davis said he found the university's public support "reassuring".

But devising a plan that will satisfy the public while reassuring business leaders and Beijing will be difficult.

Bank shares have plunged as investors have fretted about their financial strength, prompting Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse to go public with reassuring comments.

This includes working with Pakistani local governments to craft public health messages reassuring the public of vaccine safety and the importance of immunization (18 July, fortuitously, is National Immunization Day).

But she called the new standards "essential" to protecting public land and reassuring the public.

She now wears the crown and her relative popularity with the Australian public should reassure nervous Labor MPs.

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said he believes the public was reassured over his handling of the BSkyB deal by his appearance at the Leveson Inquiry.

Despite the poor performance of maternity services on many levels the general public is reassured by Australia's record of safety in childbirth, a success attributed to modern medical advances.

To other parents, the very publicness of public transportation is reassuring.

The People's Government included several well-known politicians and public figures to reassure the public that the new government was not a tool of Soviet occupation, but a simple replacement of the authoritarian Smetona regime.