Sentences with phrase «most reassuring»

Given how often smart home devices have been hacked by malicious parties, turning off the camera in the settings app may not be the most reassuring thing.

But our favorite, and perhaps the most reassuring of all, is Boston Dynamics» spooky - agile dog robot's inability to overcome the most cartoon-esque of foils: the common banana peel.

Rangel was listening to the professional insurance guy wrap up his little speech of praise for her having been prompt in calling them; and then, to make her feel even better, he cited stats that showed that claims of incompetent representation almost never succeeded; finally, and most reassuring of all, he explained how they would provide legal advice and support for the few steps that Rangel would likely have to take.

Table 12.4 is the most reassuring part of the AR5 report.

I feel this is a most reassuring feature.

It's not the most reassuring setup, especially when loaded up with over a tonne.

One of the most reassuring aspects of this new legislation is that ESSA acknowledges the difficult and complex work of education.

This is most reassuring.

They say money doesn't buy you happiness, even though having lots of cash is a most reassuring feeling.

Every new month seems to be better than the previous one for Dating Factory white label and affiliate platform — we keep adding new tools for our partners, yours and our end customers and the most reassuring is that the revenues and conversion rates keep growing every day too.

All luxuriously lined in French navy jersey for the most reassuring drape, comfort and maternity style.

But if you were looking for green shoots, they were in the most reassuring places.

The most reassuring bit of news is that provided with healthy food choices, over the average of a week, «the toddler will eat what is needed to support his or her growth.»

The most reassuring for Left Futures readers will be the fact that Peter Mandelson is thought to be a liability by 61 % of both party members and trade unionists, by a very long way the most unpopular of Labour politicians.

It's not exactly the most reassuring state of affairs as the UK once again becomes a state where it can forcibly remove citizens away from their homes without even a criminal conviction.

For a leader who was whispered about by his own backbenchers it is the last part of that statement which will be the most reassuring.

However, the most reassuring remark was that Greening claimed «that the Department for Transport is slap bang in the middle of what the government is trying to do in getting the economy back on its feet».

A gentle, consistent touch will be the most reassuring.

The most reassuring signs of adequate intake in the early days include the passing of meconium and transitional stools.

I have found many of his perspectives most reassuring and has answered all my questions.

Having made little progress with either player, it has forced him to look elsewhere which won't come as the most reassuring assessment for his former Chelsea midfield general, but the 28 - year - old now looks set to become his latest signing and will be a crucial figure in the side next season.

The most reassuring message to a typical African girl is that her community will protect her from early, chaotic sex and that she will be able to marry a man indoctrinated against adultery and raise her children in safety.

The most important — and the most reassuring — evidence here is that the global balance of payments is roughly in balance, i.e., it is approximately zero.

This collection was the designer's most reassured so far: conceptual, yet full of interesting pieces.

However, it can mean that with essential oils, one distillation and harvest can yield a beautiful result - while the following year - the next harvest results in «a loaf of bread destined for the garbage...» I have evolved to feeling the most reassured when people use my recommendations for animals - with the fact that I have evaluated the very essential oil they are going to use!

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The fact that we can actually alter our brain structure through mediation is most surprising to me and somewhat reassuring that however we feel and think today isn't permanent.

The most jittery part of the business world following this result was the financial sector, with a number of Wall Street banks sending around memos to reassure staff who, in turn, you'd imagine will seek to reassure nervous clients.

Most people pass with flying colors, Gino writes (a reassuring fact that might surprise quite a few harried professionals).

It was reassuring to know that you could still have that fun, doors - open atmosphere in the dorms without worrying about your most valuable item.

Since gossip is most often akin to condemning other people's faults, it also puts the confidants on the same level, reassuring both that they «operate in the same moral universe,» and have the same views on what's acceptable, what's wildly inappropriate, and what's just plain funny.

China apparently reassured most of the group that there was nothing malicious about its devaluation of the yuan last month.

Just last week, House Speaker Paul Ryan said lawmakers were putting the «finishing touches» on a new health care bill — one that reportedly might scrap protections for people with preexisting conditions — while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reassured Americans they can soon expect to see proposals for «the most significant change to the tax code since Reagan.»

It also is reassuring when younger billionaires like Spiegel are joining the promise to give half or most of their wealth away.

All told, this was a mildly reassuring data issuance, and one that contrasts nicely with the generally bleaker tone seen in most releases in Europe and, lately, in China, where fears of a hard landing are increasing.

Dividends are the last thing you'll hear about when reading the financial press or talking to most small investors, yet they're the lynchpin of all of those reports (such as the CSFB Equity - Gilt Study) that reassure us the UK stock market goes up over the long - term.

So McDonald's aimed to reassure franchisees it had the process worked out well enough that the impact in the kitchen and, most importantly, to customers» wait times, was minimal.

Here is where people like myself generally part ways with most people in circles you may associate in: People like me struggle with sin, succeeding against it, at least in some measure for spaces in time, then failing again and ultimately casting ourselves upon God's grace, which is really good — reassuring, restorative, revitalizing.

It's really reassuring to know that most of the r@pe victims who were forced to marry their rapist were only 13 or 14 years old.

Paul writes to reassure them regarding his leadership and to commend their steadfastness, but most of all to answer a question that had been bothering many.

Given the «cocooning» tendencies of congregations in these postmodern times and given the theological amnesia in most modern Protestant churches that I know, I am not so reassured by Volf's defense of the kind of catholicity that he believes is attainable in local churches.

Most atheist just need to reassure themselves that they have no meaning or importance in the universe to justify any and every thought / action they have.

In return, advertisers provide programs that allow the viewer to escape into vicarious experience but perhaps most importantly, to reassure them of some degree of order and stability in their lives.

Since so many evangelicals have traditionally resisted involvement in secular politics — most notably in recent years during the Vietnam war and in the civil rights struggle — it is a reassuring sign to see this development in the Middle East discussion.

Following the archbishop's comments, Lidl UK said it had nothing to add to its previous statement: «We are extremely sorry for any offence caused by the most recent artwork and would like to reassure our customers that this is not an intentional statement.»

However, lest you get the idea that Mother's Day at our house was all unicorn glittery Hallmark magical perfection, let me reassure you that time has most definitely and conveniently smoothed over the rough edges of my memories.

For one thing, you often have to reassure people that what they're biting down on is a coffee bean and not their own cracked teeth, and for another, chocolate - covered coffee beans aren't exactly a staple in most people's pantries — and it's always nice when you can pull out a recipe at the last minute and already have everything on hand (which is precisely what I did with these cookies, for an impromptu get - together earlier this year).

Wenger said: «First of all, when you listen to people it is most of the time to calm anxiety for the fans, it is reassuring to have a big name come in, you are under pressure to get a new name.

Whatever else happens around the football, there's always the game to reassure you of the fundamental unmanageability of this most important, least important thing.

We always reassure our moms that just because their babies get bottles first, there is no reason to think that they won't be able to breastfeed, and most often, that's true.

I recently learned that most of the dyes used in our food originate at petroleum refineries in China (now doesn't that reassure you!)