"reassuring answer" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an answer that is calming, comforting, and reassuring. For example, "I was feeling so uncertain, but his reassuring answer gave me the confidence I needed."
But they tended to formulate the question in ways that allowed traditional economics to provide a demonstrable, reassuring answer.
Especially with a single party controlling the executive and the legislative branches, there is no immediately reassuring answer to this question.
Ms. Hodge, who is the author of "Global Smarts: The Art of Communicating and Deal Making Anywhere in the World" (John Wiley & Sons, 2000), has a reassuring answer.
A reassuring answer to be sure — they owned up to the problem, apologized, and laid out a credible sounding way to manage the issues.
As is typically the case with that establishment, Foreign Affairs is posing the wrong question, one designed chiefly to elicit a misleading, if broadly reassuring answer. .
He also sought advice on this matter from the French Third Republic, who was still one of the powers supervising Romania Louiss, duc Decazes, the French Foreign Minister, declined to give him a reassuring answer, and pointed that, were Romania to join up with Russia, the other powers would cease offering their protection.
On the few occasions that the matter is raised, we are given reassuring answers.
And she got reassuring answers that confirmed her understanding of the terms of her loan.
But as the euro crisis deepens, he will have to come up with reassuring answers to these questions.
But before Bridgestone/Firestone or Ford can re-establish credibility with the public, they must provide reassuring answers to some critical questions.
It doesn't quite manage that (nothing could!) but it does give authoritative, reassuring answers to all the questions and worries new moms and pregnant women have.
