Sentence examples for both in confidence and in from inspiring English sources

There is currently much easy talk about the "decline" of my adopted country, both in confidence and in resources.

This is not the sort of thing they teach you in school (in either country)." "There is currently much easy talk about the 'decline' of my adopted country, both in confidence and in resources," he writes in his introduction.

The team has collapsed in confidence and in execution.

"I've seen her steadily growing in confidence and in impact".

Secretive, even cautious at first, the pro-steroid argument is growing in confidence, and in prominence.

To restore confidence both in markets and in the government, Obama officials and lawmakers must tighten the derivatives reform proposal.

Second, skills-based training is required to assist individuals in developing both confidence and capability in self-screening techniques.

The budget, which abandoned many of last year's cuts and delivered $5bn in small business tax breaks, has delivered a quick boost in both consumer confidence and the Coalition's standing in the opinion polls.

These reductions, however, were not all significant, leaving uncertainty in both the size and confidence in these effects.

If working-class areas are to defend themselves, they need confidence, both in themselves and in the places they live, otherwise the whole grim process will go on, with councils making the same mistakes and the same lives being destroyed, without interruption.

EU governments are aiming to cut both debt and fiscal deficits on a scale that threatens beggar-my-neighbor deflation, denies their 2008 commitment to a European Economic Recovery Plan, and risks a double dip recession and a massive crisis of confidence both in the markets and in governments.