Sentence examples for reassuring evidence from inspiring English sources

But it was reassuring evidence that a defense could be mounted against a nastier virus.

You may well see these articles as reassuring evidence that we still have public interest journalism in the UK.

The Hewlett-Packard Company supplied reassuring evidence yesterday that its business was back on track when it reported quarterly sales and profits that modestly surpassed Wall Street's expectations.

"In a cultural moment when we are hearing nothing but bad news, we have reassuring evidence that the dumbing down of our culture is not inevitable".

Though the first act of "Race" is similarly propelled by barbed one-liners, its second act offers reassuring evidence of Mr. Mamet's scalpel-edged intelligence.

To us they are, like many miniature things, reassuring evidence of our sovereignty over life and what's in it; to them we are intruding giants, blundering and dangerous.

With minimal time for dialogue, testing offers reassuring extra evidence when making diagnoses.

Some reassuring indirect evidence lead us to think that there is no bias of this kind in our experiment, for example, the fact that all the French origin applicants outperform all the North African origin applicants regardless of the template used and the non significativity of the template dummy in our regressions.

Despite reassuring scientific evidence, some people perceive risks from mobile telephony RF exposure as likely and possibly severe.

The otherwise reassuring molecular evidence of species barriers is clouded by the disparate experiences with scrapie and BSE as foodborne human pathogens.

The duration of followup in the included trials may not be sufficient to detect other long-term health risks; however it is reassuring that evidence of reduced cancer risk exists in a younger population [ 60].