Sentence examples for confidently achieved from inspiring English sources

For what Real Madrid had failed to do the week before, or Barcelona couldn't do a day later, Bayern Munich had so confidently achieved: a confident first leg that had put the tie beyond all doubt.

Importantly, results for the joint data sets were consistent among independent runs and are very similar to results for mtDNA data alone, in which convergence was confidently achieved.

In this case, in particular in presence of cervico-facial localization, the differentiation of tubercular from non-tubercular etiology is crucial and may be confidently achieved by resorting to methods based on reverse hybridization, which are commercially available.

With these strategies to enhance self-belief, we can increase our power to confidently achieve our goals and overcome our challenges.

Sarah challenges her clients to push through fears and attitudes holding them back, and guides them to listen to their heart, take risks, and use their unique gifts so they can confidently achieve their goals.

Indeed, the clinicians applying ECMO recognise that contemporary use of this therapy is far from perfect with patients suffering ongoing morbidity because the clinicians are no longer able to confidently achieve the desired effects from pharmacotherapies.

Although many providers were aware that yarning with Aboriginal patients and families informally could help them feel more comfortable and relaxed, in most circumstances only Aboriginal staff could confidently achieve this.

Harris, for one, is doubtful that we could confidently achieve such fine tuning through direct emotion-modulating inventions; he doubts that we will ever have 'precise and unequivocally good producing interventions' of this sort.

When the National Ignition Facility NIFF) went into full operation in 2009, the facility's managers confidently predicted achieving ignition a self-sustaining fusion reaction that produces excess energy before the end of fiscal year 2012.

To confidently and efficiently achieve this video, we'll basically have to edit our video before we even show up to shoot.

This morning, Ucas's head of external relations, Janet Pearce, told me the aim was to keep the figure for the longest call waiting below two minutes, confidently predicting this would be achieved.