Sentence examples for confidence upon from inspiring English sources
It cannot be borrowed without impairment of the credit of the National Government and thus destroy that confidence upon which our whole system depends.
Though she left Harvard halfway through her junior year, experiencing a rare collapse in confidence upon failing a tutorial, she worked in Washington for Sen. John McClellan and later returned to graduate.
Securitised subprime mortgages destroyed the asset base of banks, and with it, the trust and confidence upon which the financial system depends.Regulators in the United States had total power over subprime lending but as the bubble built, they used that power not to raise down-payments or credit standards, but to lower them.
Throw yourself with confidence upon its flowing tide, for upon this generous river shall float navies, richer and more powerful than those of Tarshish…and at its mouth…shall congregate the merchant princes of the earth.FOR a couple of decades around the middle of the 19th century an extravagant delusion overcame a Russia that was all too ripe for some escapism.
Luke's ability to demonstrate his training becomes the confidence upon which the rebellion is fought and won.
No one knows what will trigger the panic that wipes away the unfounded confidence upon which our entire fractional reserve banking system is perched.
But the time for confidence is upon us.
"Obviously, confidence builds upon itself," said Furyk, who tied for ninth at the Canadian Open.
By his own admission, Fennell, a chisel-chinned charmer who combines disarming self-effacement with slick old-money confidence, happened upon the career of jeweller by chance.
"Secondly, I have no confidence, based upon the newspaper's past performance, that it will not proceed to treat Mr Wran's referees in the same unpleasant and misleading fashion in which it has already treated her," he said.
The confidence instilled upon a legion of countrymen and Euro-Latin-Australian-Asian counterparts might never have gathered the confidence to say, "Yes, I can do that".
