Sentence examples for decent confidence from inspiring English sources
Two models predict the permeability with a decent confidence.
Still, it's not really a revelatory experience gunning this Land Rover down the highway, more of one that inspires decent confidence.
That all being said, I am generally in agreement with Hilsenteger's conclusion, "So I have some pretty decent confidence in a 5.5-inch iPhone gracing the stage of an upcoming Apple keynote near you". September could indeed see Tim Cook introducing two new iPhone form factors and an iWatch.
It was noted that the double greens on the Old Course required a "decent stroke and confidence, not dithering confusion".
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Economics, said the fundamentals for consumer spending this Christmas were "decent" with consumer confidence and employment relatively high and price inflation at a five-year low.
Intuit's U.S. business is also setting a decent precedent for confidence.
Well, eight years later, through a series of some long- and many short-term relationships, having met people both online and off, I can say with a decent degree of confidence that I am a dating aficionado, possibly even an expert.
But it takes a decent level of confidence in your interpretation abilities to find anything conclusive in what she said: single market access isn't exclusively a "bit of membership of the EU"; Norway isn't a member of the EU and has access to the single market through the EEA.
But it takes a decent level of confidence in your interpretation abilities to find anything conclusive in what she said: single market access isn't exclusively a "bit of membership of the EU"; Norway isn't a member of the EU and has access to the single market through the EEA.
Having cut costs drastically, many firms in these industries can look forward to decent cashflow; as their confidence returns they may invest this cash in acquisitions to boost growth.If there is a new merger wave, a much larger proportion of the deals will be strategic than in the wave that ended in 2007.
