Sentence examples for confident understanding from inspiring English sources

The fossil specimen, which was discovered in 2005 and fully unearthed in 2009, was made up of some 70% of the dinosaur's skeleton behind the head, a factor that gave the researchers a very accurate and confident understanding of the creature's size (25.9 m [some 85 ft] long) and weight (about 65 tons).

No single source of evidence would have provided adequate information, or had sufficient credibility, to allow confident understanding of the problems being presented or their potential solutions.

Since having a thorough and confident understanding of Annex 2 was associated with having accessed WHO guidance and training on the tool, there is a need to ensure that all NFPs access some form of training regarding Annex 2, and especially the WHO's Guidance for the Use of Annex 2 of the IHR(2005) [ 28].

However, they were confident that the "futures" were open and could be planned and steered, and this was mostly combined with a positive understanding of technological progress.

Also, because most of the university students were not familiar with the learning content of plants in English, learners with higher levels of self-efficacy for English were more confident of understanding the learning materials and felt less anxious about learning in English and therefore had better performance.

We wanted him to feel safe, confident, and understanding and identifying with the community he lived in.

It is important that, when new research which raises doubts about existing guidelines and practice is published, appraisals of the scientific rigour of the study and its significance for practice accompany it, so that health professionals can feel confident in understanding new evidence and its implications for patient care.

According to a nationwide study conducted by LearnVest and Guardian, although 57% of respondents own life insurance, only 28% feel extremely confident in their understanding of life insurance -- and 66% don't have a good understanding of how to collect a life insurance payout.

Students were also asked to rate their own confidence in understanding pharmacology on a four point scale ranging from 'very confident' to 'not confident'.

"We are confident that an understanding can be reached".

At the combine, Wentz impressed teams with his confident demeanor and understanding of the game.