Remember, fake confidence is no substitute for the real thing, and those who are truly confident will know that you're being fake.
Hodgson is confident Gary Cahill, who was substituted near the end and applied ice to an ankle, will be fit for the game against Switzerland – ranked ninth in the world to England's 20th and Norway's 53rd – with John Stones, on his first start, having suffered cramp late on.
Dudley, who has made a career of being ready when and if called to spell more accomplished teammates, was confident in his ability to substitute for an ailing Ewing.
Although North Carolina led well into the second half, the young Gators stayed confident and strong with fresh substitutes.
Although the dust has not completely settled, companies can be much more confident that a fair arbitration system will substitute for judicial litigation, and not open the door to both litigation and arbitration.
DealBook » The Advantages of Arbitration | Companies have reason to be more confident that a fair arbitration system can substitute for judicial litigation, argues Andrew Pincus of the law firm Mayer Brown.
Add no more than a standard portion per person if you aren't a confident cook, add as much butter or butter substitute as you like if you've made mash successfully before.
It was the manner of defeat that hit so hard: England were 2-0 up against West Germany in a quarter-final with 22 minutes to go and over-confident manager Alf Ramsey substituted players to keep them fresh for the inevitable semi-final - except that the Germans then scored three twoo in normal time and one in extra-time).
Places like the New America Foundation can try to help a little with fellowship programs, but that is no substitute for a long career forged in a big, confident newsroom.
How confident we must be that a surrogate endpoint is a valid substitute for the endpoint of primary interest is debated [ 44, 45].
