The report attributes the erosion of confidence in elected governments to slow economic growth, social inequality and ineffective legal systems and social services.
While most sympathised with his misfortune, and attributed his lack of confidence to the blows he received the previous season, Larwood was more succinct: "Kippax was scared stiff and he let you see it".
This drop in the demand for money, the corresponding increase in "velocity of money" (see next paragraph) and the resulting rapid increase in the price level has been attributed the loss of confidence in Southern military victory or the success of the South's bid for independence.
In addition, individual faculty members have helpful/constraining attributes, such as willingness/lack of confidence to try new ideas.
Much of the decline was attributed to a loss of confidence in company executives as they reiterated aggressive financial goals and then failed to meet them.
The dearth of women in public life today is often attributed to a lack of confidence, and the suffragettes sometimes struggled with this too.
The differences are attributed to the difference of confidence levels, i.e., 50th and 84th percentiles used for fourth-generation hazard and CHBDC (2006) maps, respectively.
Resistance to reporting is often attributed to clinicians' lack of confidence in how reported information will be used, as is limited perceived relevance of a single clinician's contribution [ 23] and a perception that reporting diseases is a useless endeavour [ 26].
Taken together, these attributes give a high level of confidence that selection bias, confounding, and information bias have been avoided by design or would have been detected if present.
