Sentence examples for reassuring affected from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in the flurry of the emergency crisis, there often is little attention paid to reassuring affected women that they remain capable of breastfeeding or producing adequate milk.

Stanford Hospital has reassured affected patients that the posted spreadsheet did not contain Social Security numbers, birthdates or credit card numbers, and has offered free identity theft protection services.

David Cameron said he wanted to reassure people affected by the floods that the Government was keeping up its "urgent response".

"I want to reassure those affected by the news today that they will be provided with all the help they need from the NHS.

Avon and Somerset Police said police horses would be deployed to the levels "as part of our continuing effort to help and reassure residents affected by the floods".

John Carberry, from the exam results helpline overseen by UCAS, said he wanted to try to reassure those affected and advise them of other options available.

He said: "I want to reassure everyone affected by these terrible storms that we will continue to keep up our urgent response and help get them back on the move".

Chief executive, Tim Davison, said: "We are making real progress in reducing the number of people waiting to be treated, but I would like to reassure those affected that we will remain attentive and will not become complacent.

I found his affect reassuring.

Advice offered to institutions considering curriculum reform include using various methods to inform internal and external affected parties, ensuring that the student representative body and staff is well informed, reiterating the need for the change, confirming that the new programme meets recognised standards and that the students most affected are reassured about their future studies.

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