Sentence examples for cause confidence from inspiring English sources

Those who pushed for an immediate resumption of stock trading, a group that senior Wall Street executives said included Mr. Grasso, wanted to resume trading immediately, in part out of fear that a three-day closing could cause confidence in the financial system to erode.

Looking good will cause confidence, which is a major key to attraction.

This has caused confidence to plummet in recent months after a decade-long boom in commercial property.

This kind of behaviour causes confidence issues and leads to a lack of self-esteem, especially for girls my age.

Face the music: Radically lowering interest rates has not stemmed the credit crisis that has continued to punish the markets and caused confidence to deteriorate.

As for the ECB, its recent behaviour gives little cause for confidence that it would act swiftly.

Australia's dismal track record in relation to managing our own modest stockpile of radioactive waste is also hardly cause for confidence in the commission's global ambition.

That the Devils take a 19-game regular-season undefeated streak against the Rangers into Wednesday night's game is certainly cause for confidence.

Like all the best observers of track life, these writers know the pleasure is in the atmosphere and the company and that occasional victories are little cause for confidence.

Head coach Jurgen Klinsmann says the minimum aim is to reach the knockout stage, and a national record 16 wins in 2013 - including against an admittedly depleted Germany - gives cause for confidence.

I still wanted you to enjoy camp, but I had concerns as to whether or not four weeks would cause that confidence to boil over.