However, they should be reassured that the vast majority of hip and shoulder replacements are successful.
But it, and investors, will be reassured only if they see politicians deliver serious reforms.
Prospective customer, be reassured: Sally possesses a fortune-telling licence from the government of Cecil County, Maryland.
Sometimes anxious patients can be reassured by the opportunity to talk to their doctor about their worries.
Be reassured: the exhibition, at the Ismaili Centre in London until August 31st, is no judgment-paralysing blockbuster.
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Customers need to be reassured Carnival is doing everything it can to address its ships' issues, Wetty said.
Those investors querying whether Marc Bolland is the right CEO for these challenging times will not be reassured.
"Patients can be reassured that their dentist is aware of the precautions recommended to minimise the risk, " he said.
But voters can at least be reassured by the cracking pace the candidate has set on the campaign trail.
Unionists would be reassured by the withholding of law-making powers until decommissioning began.
"Once he comes and establishes that personal rapport with the people of Israel, Israel will be reassured, " Mr. Oren said.
The day when voters would be reassured that never again would they have to foot the bill for the bankers' failures.
"That is going to be something that investors want to hear more about and want to be reassured about in 2013, " she says.
"If I was a member of a minority group, I'd be reassured by the robust way this is being sorted out, " he said.
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Should we be reassured that Britain is the only advanced economy to see a major downward revision in its forecast since the spring?
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Auditors also want to be reassured about refinancing prospects well before maturity dates so they can sign off on companies as going concerns.
The problem is that potential outside investors are unlikely to be reassured by such tenuous ties between the bank and its main producers.
But Morelli hinted that, as long as he and Kubica can be reassured of the merits of Renault's decision, he would honour his contract.
Mr Gove says that once the new schools have shown their worth, voters will be reassured and the issue of profits could be revisited.
After all, they would be reassured that monetary union will happen.
Of course, very few people can bring this perspective to bear on the problem, and very few people are going to be reassured by such arguments.
But even if Saudi Arabia can draw on its spare capacity to make up for losses in Iran and elsewhere, the markets won't necessarily be reassured.
But if the public is not to take the law into its own hands, it has to be reassured that children are safe from persistent predatory offenders.
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"It is not toxic and has also been diluted before entering the air over England, so people should be reassured it will cause no harm, " a statement read.
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However he is in effect having to re-apply for his job, because the board of Lloyds needs to be reassured that he won't again become incapable of working.
Parents may be reassured that Seth Rogen has toned down his superbad language considerably, but "Drillbit Taylor" still merits a PG-13 for "strong bullying, " which is putting it mildly.
And they can at least be reassured that there are precious few Kobe Bryants out there, with the skill and physique to tackle the pro game as a teenager.
Those raising apprehensions can be reassured that HR and corporate strategy tend to use the term resource in a neutral way, with no implication that people ought to be mechanized.
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