Sentence examples for being able to confidently from inspiring English sources

Sarah Kettlewell, a careers adviser at the University of Sheffield, says: "Being able to confidently articulate your knowledge is how postgraduates can try to stand out at interview.

As she takes on the future, she hopes to continue to channel the energy she felt in Cuba of being able to confidently ebb and flow with whatever life brings.

Conquering your nerves and being able to confidently run through your routes is therefore as much a part of the Knowledge as the work done in front of the map or on the bike.

But being able to confidently interpret the meaning of any ancient molecular fossil poses considerable challenges.

Identifying mutations will depend on being able to confidently differentiate the aberrant curves from the wild-type samples.

The cost of such an item to a department is small compared to being able to confidently relax or step up a patient's follow-up or treatment.

Your inner network of people who know you, are familiar with your work and are able to confidently recommend you is invaluable.

Her dedication to continuing her professional development ensures maximum compliance within her bookkeeping and she is able to confidently answer most questions our clients put to her.

Nonetheless, he said he expected in the next five years to be able to "confidently predict for any given room what the flash point will be".

(GMAC also surveyed recruiters in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East, but didn't get enough respondents to be able to confidently report the results).

In an introductory comment he applauded today's young musicians, who are able to confidently nail music deemed unplayable just 15 years ago.