Sentence examples for reassuring example from inspiring English sources

It resonated in countries like Egypt and Libya that are struggling to contain political violence while looking to Tunisia's turbulent but hopeful transition as a reassuring example.

(Long-distance telephone deregulation is not a reassuring example—on the whole, prices for households have not fallen).

But I will only cite the A.K.P. as a reassuring example of Islam and democracy in harmony after I see it lose an election and vacate power.

Orange County ultimately set a reassuring example; although it postponed a debt repayment, it made up for the delay by paying a higher rate of interest.

As dictators around the region fall or are challenged, Tunisia, while far from untroubled, offers a reassuring example of what might emerge from the wreckage.

"The history of the eurozone crisis has not offered many reassuring examples about the speed and effectiveness of eurozone political decision-making," said UBS.

From the late '70s through the '80s and '90s the culture seemed to provide extensive and reassuring examples of the ability of the average citizen to right the wrongs of corporate avarice.

Even though similar pre-treatment trends are reassuring, for example performing a mean-difference t test, they are not a sufficient condition to ensure that the endogeneity problem has been amended.

It is reassuring, for example, that nearly three quarters of individuals meeting criteria for both substance use and mental health disorders indicated that they had received at least some services in the past year.

(Foreigners need to be reassured, for example, that their old bills have not been devalued).

Officials seemed reassured, for example, after engineering a three-way telephone call among Mr. Arafat, Mr. Mubarak and Mr. Clinton.