Sentence examples for confidence contributes from inspiring English sources

Parenting confidence contributes to the parent-infant relationship and other aspects of infant development.

It appears that women's level of body confidence contributes to job performance and earning potential -- who knew how far issues of body confidence could reach?

We find that fluctuations in confidence contribute to global SPEs over and above objective accuracy and reaction times.

However, Ritchie said house prices were likely to be more subdued in 2015, as tighter availability of mortgage rates, expectations of an interest-rate rise and fragile consumer confidence contribute to cooling the market.

Equivocal findings on CT or PET can be identified as pathological findings on fused images with more confidence, contributing to higher sensitivity, and more appropriate diagnoses based on fusion imaging can lead to more appropriate treatment.

Although potential causes of this disparity have been explored, it is unknown whether patient-centered factors such as satisfaction and confidence contribute.

Moreover, slower housing sales and declining consumer confidence contribute to the impression that the economy is about to shift to a lower gear.

Notwithstanding the inherent logistical difficulties of long-term engagement with transhumant and nomadic societies, meaningful contact with the Fulani is vital to gain their trust and confidence, contributing to the development of sustainable pastoralist-government relationships.

The task of this paper is to investigate what socio-technical problems can be identified ("Socio-technical problems" section) and how social mechanisms like trust and confidence contribute to their solutions without claiming that those solutions are genuinely positive for the overall development of future energy provision or society as a whole.

Low consumer confidence contributed to a drop in sales over the summer, La Cañada Flintridge-based Sport Chalet Inc. announced Monday.

And even more worrisome, this syndrome hinders women's ability to grow and lead with confidence, contributing to the gender gap that is improving, but far from equal.