Sentence examples for continued confidence from inspiring English sources
The contract, Mr. Graham said, affirms the government's "continued confidence in our ability".
If the Liverpudlian leads Hibs to League Cup glory, he will have backed up continued confidence with tangible reward.
On the contrary, on the day following his unilateral declaration, the top brass turned out in force to express continued confidence in Maduro.
Bonnesen's ousting marks a U-turn for Swedbank's board, which last Friday confirmed its "continued confidence in the CEO and her ability to lead and manage the bank's work in the fight against money laundering".
New Hampshire church officials, including the current bishop, said that they had "continued confidence" in Bishop-elect Robinson and that they had called for the investigation as part of a "an open, prayerful, transparent, and spirit-led process".
American assets abroad rose by $422 billion but foreign holdings in America grew by $693 billion, reflecting continued confidence in its economy.See article: The Fed tightens, sort ofAn attempt was made to resolve the contest for leadership of the World Trade Organisation between New Zealand's Mike Moore and Thailand's Supachai Panitchpakdi.
It goes to things like forthrightness and continuing confidence in the people you're talking to.
She thanked Mr. Yang for China's "continuing confidence" in the United States, as the largest foreign buyer of Treasury securities.
We believe this demonstrates the continuing confidence of our customers in the quality and effectiveness of our products.
The professional service firm cannot assume that commitment to go ahead by itself implies full and continuing confidence.
United States president George Bush announced the re-nomination of Mr Greenspan saying he had done a "superb job" as chairman and expressing "continuing confidence in his economic leadership".
