Sentence examples for confident of the changes from inspiring English sources

Making changes would not have been justified however, partly on the grounds that there was insufficient evidence to be confident of the changes which were occurring, and secondly there were strong theoretical grounds for believing in the ways in which the statistical equating process was working.

In a Department of Heath stocktake, 97% of local councils said they were "fairly or very confident of delivering the changes".

"I'm very confident of the constituency changes that are suggested.

We are confident that most of the changes observed are mainly due to the CHW intervention, although we are aware some are due to the health facility strengthening, and delivery care is mainly due to a secular trend towards improved institutional births.

Though the £1m profit figure for the 12 months up to September this year is still subject to auditing, Mullins and the owner, Evgeny Lebedev, are confident of the paper's change in fortune.

This underreporting is small enough that we are confident that the changes we will analyze here are representative of the entire universe of households in Peru.

Overall Jolleys is confident the changes will reignite sections of the market that have stalled in recent years: "Across the whole market properties were disadvantaged if they were priced around the thresholds, but particularly when they went over £250,000.

Specifically, mothers were aware of public health messages on healthy eating however they were not confident of making changes to improve diet [ 45].

Clara Swinson, director for social care, Department of Health: "The October stocktake of local authorities showed 97% were fairly or very confident of delivering the April 2015 changes – there's been lots of support from government and others to get to this position".

In other words, the bigger the impact of your change, the sooner you can be confident that the change is not just statistical noise.

And I'm confident of getting those changes".