Sentence examples for confidence not only from inspiring English sources

Breaking the deposit guarantee undermines confidence not only in Cypriot banking but also in other eurozone countries.

They feel the adjustment has been mishandled and will undermine investor confidence, not only in solar, but all renewables.

That development would shake confidence not only in the economy of Greece, but also of other heavily indebted European nations.

Another is to maintain public confidence not only that air travel is secure, but also that security arrangements will not make flying impossibly cumbersome.

The doubt is whether she will enjoy the confidence not only of those who will testify about their abuse as children, but with the public at large.

"With this information, we have lost total confidence not only in local officials but with the corporation and the brand," he said.

The improvement in diagnostic confidence is not only associated with a greater number of lesions but in the confidence related to a negative scan for assessing potential metastatic disease, sacroiliitis, enthesitis, and bone stress lesions.

For example, in case 3, Y is confident about his future repayment of his mother's help, and this confidence stems not only from belief in his own talent but also from his identity as the only child.

Most Republicans radiate confidence in not only military but also political and diplomatic success.

Investor confidence requires not only the absence of conflicts of interest but the absence of the appearance of such conflicts.

Through their friendship and confidence, he not only learned the lore of the ancient Maya but also secured valuable assistance in conducting his excavations.