Sentence examples for To lack confidence in from inspiring English sources

Many voters seem to lack confidence in the effectiveness of more stringent laws.

"The Rice family continues to lack confidence in the prosecutor's handling of the grand jury process," the statement said.

If people continue to lack confidence in the peso, the Central Bank will unfortunately be pushed to dollarize".

In this revival, Lynch appears to lack confidence in the bold simplicity of his imagination, and he becomes the man who does too much.

Racing, meanwhile, still seems to lack confidence in its ability to sell itself to a world in which the demand for entertainment is strong and ever-increasing.

Leinster seemed to lack confidence in the opening stages, allowing Edinburgh to dictate possession and move the ball wide with some purpose.

This may be due to lacking confidence in reliable sources [ 8].

If you're connected to others but lack confidence in yourself, you will betray your own needs and perspectives in order to please everyone else.

The US pressure on these rulers yields results because Arab and Muslim regimes in the area extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific lack confidence in themselves and in their peoples.

This measure captures the extent to which residents lack confidence in the law and law enforcement.

In the speech, Mr. Bloomberg says the uncertainty has already inflicted pain on the economy, with employers hesitating to hire because they lack confidence in Washington to solve the crisis.