Sentence examples for confidence stemming from inspiring English sources

It is a confidence stemming from 27 World Series championships and a payroll that manages to top the league even in a season that began with the Yankees talking austerity.

The central problem weighing on the economy is a lack of business and consumer confidence, stemming from alarm about the gridlock in Congress and the European sovereign debt crisis, Shiller said.

In an attempt to reassure the audience and jittery investors across the globe, Draghi said that "a return of confidence," stemming from government budget cuts, likely would materialize and mitigate the economic damage of austerity measures in struggling countries.

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.

The confidence stems from tangible diplomatic achievements.

For some independent label executives, their confidence stems from subscribing to unconventional barometers of success.

His confidence stems from the overwhelming support he enjoys from national Democratic leaders.

Truell suggests part of his confidence stems from having been invested in Alibaba since 2011.

That confidence stems from learning — and resolving — the source of his early-season struggles.

Part of Oklahoma's confidence stems from its depth, a first for Sampson in his eight seasons in Norman.

The confidence stems from China's three-pronged effort — a combination of stimulus, liberal bank lending and broad government support for exports.