Sentence examples for reassure that from inspiring English sources

If elaborated lists fail to reassure, that would suggest the peer review system is not working -and that would indeed justify alarm.

Press in GMT today reassure that the new Court "is a perfectly English idea..

Monday night's performance, alas, did little to reassure that he has actually recovered.

In a changing world, his illustrations sought to reassure that everything would remain the same.

That did little to reassure that Abenomics was on track in spite of stalled growth and sluggish inflation.

That forbearance has now been laid bare and investors will be wary the next time the Bank of Spain tries to breezily reassure that all is well.

This is an interesting leak, perhaps done in an effort to reassure that reforms are coming and better days are coming, eventually.

Dr. Abramovitz said that parents can be so eager to reassure that they make unrealistic promises, like "this will never happen to you".

Great powers have a responsibility to reassure that China has only partly fulfilled".As this report has argued, the Pacific is a place of networks and interconnections.

These results reassure that by adopting an appropriate battery design, cycleability of organic cathodes can be drastically improved and they can be exploited as low-cost environmentally friendly high energy-density cathode materials.

Reassuring, that.