Sentence examples for confident solutions from inspiring English sources

But Mr Bezos seems confident solutions to such headaches can be found reasonably swiftly.

These shared models were considered as more confident solutions than others.

A reliable assessment of caving behaviour and support capacity requirement helps in selecting supports of adequate capacity and making operational preparedness for timely and confident solution of impending problems.

A confident solution has yet to be reached, but the 'snapshot effect' of the stomach contents might explain the inconsistency among the other two approaches.

"The RFL is currently in talks with all relevant parties and remains confident that a positive solution can be reached".

The Deans liked Studio DB's warm yet pared-down sensibility, and because the architects have four children, the Deans were confident their solutions "would be practical for us as a family," said Mr. Dean, 36, the chief marketing officer at the underwear company Tommy John.

Vendors should respect their responsibilities in offering reliable and confident compression solutions, e.g. to implement all DICOM-related requirements, like indicating irreversible compression in the DICOM header.

In a statement to the Commons, he said: "I am confident that solutions have now been found which can significantly mitigate the impacts of the railway at local level which, when properly understood, will reassure many of those who have been understandably apprehensive about the potential impact on their lives and their property values.

"The decision taken by the European Commission today shows that we remain open to further dialogue with the French authorities," Mr. Monti said, adding that he remained confident a solution could be found "that doesn't distort competition".

Four other euro zone countries have demanded equal treatment if Finland is given collateral Speaking in parliament, the Greek finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, said he was confident a solution would be found, and said the calls for equal treatment by other countries "doesn't turn against Greece.

Ms Merkel accepted that it would be difficult to achieve consensus across the 28-state bloc but said she was confident a solution could be found to ensure Britain stays in the EU.  "I spoke with him by phone yesterday," she said during a press conference on Tuesday.