Sentence examples for confident prospects from inspiring English sources

Finns quickly appropriated the Second as an emblem of national liberation; the conductor Robert Kajanus heard in it "the most broken-hearted protest against all the injustice that threatens at the present time," together with "confident prospects for the future".

James Henderson, the chief executive, said William Hill was confident about prospects for the full-year despite the early setback.

It said a pause in commissioning would not have an impact on this year's results and that the board was confident about prospects for the full year.

A report published by PwC to mark the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos said UK business leaders are among the most upbeat in the world, with 93% of chief executives confident about prospects for their company in the year ahead.

Sixty six bosses questioned by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) were on balance less confident about prospects.

US policymakers are more confident about prospects for the world's largest economy and are considering when to ease back stimulus measures.

However, some British ports, such as the Port of Tyne in the north-east of England, have produced record profits in recent years and ports expert Neil Davidson is confident the prospects for ports are better than for their shipping-sector customers.

But the C.F.O.s said that they were upbeat about their own companies' prospects, confident that the economy will grow briskly next year, and convinced that the days of cost-cutting and retrenchment will soon be over.

"CONFIDENT about future prospects".

Others were confident about Sanders' prospects in a general election.

Investors are confident about the prospects for equities because of the strength of profits.