The bad news is that the bigger government becomes, the bolder it becomes in bullying people with legal complexities, confident that its nastiness will rarely be noticed because there is simply too much government to monitor.
Based on our experience of 1225 major breast cancer procedures in 1166 patients, we are confident that the complexity-based classification system we propose here is sufficiently comprehensive to accommodate virtually any breast cancer-related surgical procedure.
And part of what makes her writing so rich with complexity is her confident and correct use of demeanor, defy and precedent, among other apt words: A large smile came to Coy Mathis's face upon hearing she won; a larger one came to my face upon reading of it.
Showjumping appears to be the weak link, with no Brits in the world top 30, but the British Equestrian Federation believes that is down to ranking complexities and is confident GB will be medal contenders.
They need to be better equipped to deal with the increasing complexity of contracts and confident to challenge providers' performance.
The sentences containing top predictions are shorter on average (192 characters) than the sentences with least confident predictions (282 characters), suggesting sentence complexity affects the prediction results.
In this, as in her other books — "Prep," "The Man of My Dreams" and "American Wife" — Sittenfeld's confident, no-frills style belies the complexities of her characters and their relationships.
I am confident that we can sort through the complexities of a global warming law.
Trilling's arguments rested on the confident assumption that the human condition, in all its complexity, could be understood only with the aid of great literature.
How can we be confident that financial institutions aren't taking on more complexity and risk than they, or anyone, can effectively model?
