"This review of progress over the last 10 years is highly reassuring.
Not content with keeping the money in an envelope in his suit jacket, he pins the notes to its lining, something that proves to be highly reassuring when he finds himself sharing his compartment on the slow train to the capital with a sinister-looking man in a bowler hat called Mr Grundeis.
The availability of 24-hour support at the hospital was felt to be highly reassuring to clients.
The remarkable concordance between TMA cores and large sections, already reported in other cancer types (Zhang et al, 2003) is highly reassuring of the technical robustness of this approach.
Our results are highly reassuring because all of the associations, except one from the group not found in any GWA study, were replicated with clarity and showed the same disease-associated allele as originally reported.
That's either highly reassuring, or rather depressing if you're the kind of shopper who hopes that there's something even better out there, if only you spend enough time looking for it.
And who is offering this highly reassuring assurance?
But I will say this: the work of New York's police department, coordinated with highly professional and capable city agencies like the Office of Emergency Management, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and others, proved to be highly effective -- and reassuring.
If 17-year-old Google is at all worried that it's losing its mojo, it should find some new data highly reassuring.
Dr Victoria Tzortziou Brown, from the Royal College of GPs, said patients should feel reassured that GPs were "highly-trained to have sensitive conversations" with them and their families.
