Sentence examples for case for confidence from inspiring English sources
Starting Tuesday, that help will take its most public form yet, in the form of a new book by Mr. Clinton, titled "Back to Work," that makes a case for confidence in government and Mr. Obama's jobs bill.
The government refused to release the full business case for "commercial in confidence" reasons, arguing it would jeopardise its competitive advantage as it sought bidders – that they would up their price if they saw what the government's projections were.
Whatever the case, it's one more reason for confidence at the world's most powerful company.
"The allegations about smearing the family, covert recording of interviews with Duwayne Brooks, and corruption are sufficiently serious in a case which has been so important for confidence in policing that much more needs to be done to get quickly to the truth," she said.
Abramson has accidentally become the first test case for Shipman and Kay's confidence gap, a worrying example that for women it's not just a lack of confidence that holds them back but also, too much.
A YouGov poll published on Wednesday showed declining public confidence in the case for airstrikes in Syria.
And more than anywhere else, that audience was the bond markets.Mr Osborne set out, with great clarity, the case for fiscal conservativism and maintaining the confidence of international markets at a time when Britain is still running one of the largest budget deficits in Europe.
An alternative simulation approach is to assume that all SNPs have equal frequency and therefore the same standard error [ Bowden and Glimm, 2008], which we expect to give a worst case for MSE and therefore a conservative confidence interval, but one with weaker assumptions.
Data on the number of cases and non-cases and 95% confidence intervals for the estimated effects were also requested.
They looked for confidence.
