Sentence examples for confidence of the future from inspiring English sources

A consummate politician, Fouché won the confidence of the future emperor Bonaparte by helping him to carry out the coup d'état that brought him to power as one of three consuls in 1799.

Analysts greeted the deal as a vote of confidence for the future of satellite radio as well as for Sirius XM, which has rebounded after nearly going bankrupt in 2009, the year after Sirius merged with its main competitor, XM.

According to Thornton, it has already reinvested that money in more Palm shares — a vote of confidence for the future of Palm.

In a sense, there is no better place than China today to reassure on the capacity to tackle daunting problems and to send a message of confidence for the future of the world economy.

This gives us a lot of confidence for the future that we can play at this level".

He moved rapidly through finance positions in GM units in Brazil, Canada and Switzerland, where he won the confidence of Smith, the future chief executive who was then president of GM Europe.

Prestige "is casting a major vote of confidence in the future of the Bronx and the future of New York City," said Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at the recent groundbreaking at the site, which was also attended by local officials.

But a final burst of confidence in the future of upper Fifth Avenue as a street of single-family houses came in 1914, when Willard D. and Dorothy Straight began work on their trim brick-and-marble house on the northeast corner of 94th Street.

Altogether, Benedict's renunciation of his office is a huge act of confidence in the future of the church.

The FFA chief executive, David Gallop, welcomed the acquisition of Heart's licence as a huge vote of confidence in the future of the A-League.

David Gallop, chief executive of the Football Federation of Australia, said the deal represented a huge vote of confidence in the future of the A-League.