Sentence examples for solid reassurance from inspiring English sources

Stanbridge has called for "solid reassurance" from the government and warned against complacency: "As we said in our Brexit response, no one is panicking.

Labour criticised Johnson for raising the possibility of a UK Ebola outbreak and failing to provide solid reassurances.

And as the Lords argue in today's report, "The delay in solid reassurances and mixed messages from senior ministers is having a corrosive effect on the UK research base".

Yet talk of reinstating the military draft persists around the country, driven by the Internet, high-profile moves by the military to shore up its forces and fears that all those solid reassurances about no need for conscription could quickly melt away if world events took a turn for the worse.

Figures do not say it all but provide a solid foundation of reassurance.

Having the reassurance of a solid wage is something many carers say would allow them to provide a higher standard of care.

"If someone were going to put my complete medical history online, I would definitely want to have significant reassurances that we have very solid encryption, and that it is hacker-proof," he said.

Austrian banks have since given reassurances that their Romanian operations are solid and will not be affected.

Since the literature on AD has been largely Aβ-centric, myriad studies provide much reassurance that the amyloid hypothesis is on solid ground.

Very Good is a solid mini-album, true to Block B's sound and a reassurance that complications with their contract haven't hindered their ability to release good hip pop.

If Mr Romney thinks his best chance of beating Barack Obama is to run as a solid man of business who can turn the economy round, Mr Portman would amplify the reassurance.