Sentence examples for reassuring numbers from inspiring English sources

Some analysts say the new signs of weakness in the economy, combined with the reassuring numbers on inflation, will even tip the Federal Reserve toward easing interest rates a little.

Quick on their heels, however, are very reassuring numbers.

The budget deficit in 2011 will be 4% of GDP, against 6% in France.Yet these reassuring numbers are deceptive.

To calm the troops, the White House circulated on Capitol Hill this week a memo, containing reassuring numbers, written by a prominent Republican pollster -- making the point that the party is in better shape than it was before Sept. 11.

But the most reassuring numbers of all for Obama strategists may have been the results among white voters -- particularly those in working-class areas and in key suburbs.

"That's a real reassuring number that showed that even in a tough, dislocated market, they can protect their reported earnings," said Judah Kraushaar, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.

IN many years of reviewing Connecticut restaurants, I have found a reassuring number worthy of an Excellent rating (more in recent years than ever before).

There are a reassuring number of automatic picks, many of them from St Helens, which is presumably why the game will be staged at Knowsley Road.

Executives and editors at Newsweek, Time and U.S. News & World Report said that while some marketers postponed ads that were due to run in today's issues -- the first issues since the attack began -- a reassuring number of others like the T.D. Waterhouse Group, GlaxoSmithKline and the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company told the magazines to run their ads as planned.

He went on to add that the song "is an effective look back, a gliding, reassuring number that she [Madonna] hasn't forgotten her beginning.

THE human psyche finds something supremely reassuring about numbers.