Sentence examples for decrease in confidence from inspiring English sources

(Go to Article) For the Record International An article on Saturday about a decrease in confidence in the Pakistani government among Pakistanis, diplomats and investors after a bomb attack at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad paraphrased incorrectly from a comment by a spokesman for the American Embassy there about the status of one of three Americans.

To test the hypothesis that a decrease in confidence on a well-learned task will increase effort and performance.

However, the most frequent (median) change between these questions was 0. Four students showed a decrease in confidence, and of these one reported "having someone watch my blog" as the most challenging aspect of video blogging.

This mismatch between learners' significant gain in listening ability and the decrease in confidence about their listening ability and performance may be explained because, unlike Graham and Macaro (2008), our participants in the experimental group did not recognize this improvement themselves.

This reflects (i) the decrease in confidence of experts (there is previous instrumental experience of unrest episodes at CFc, while that experience is missing for pre-eruptive phases), and (ii) the global experience suggesting that an eruption at a long-dormant volcano is usually preceded by macroscopic (easily visible) escalation of phenomena.

Ongoing, unchecked exposure to the sun can cause severe eye discoloration as our children grow older, which can be painful and lead to a decrease in confidence and quality of life.

Another student talks about being heard: After reading the papers, I learned that most people believe that men are more scientifically gifted than women, that masculine and leadership traits are intertwined in most people's minds, and that having one's ideas ignored in a group leads to a greater decrease in self-confidence for women than for men.

This remained true when the QTL with the longest confidence interval was removed from the analysis, which resulted in a sharp decrease in the confidence interval of the meta-QTLs.

A bigger-than-estimated decrease in consumer confidence helped fuel speculation of another round of quantitative easing.

The Japanese government's QE policy, intended to spur economic growth, has resulted in significant deflation for the yen, causing a similar decrease in investor confidence in this currency.

The consequence of a shorter (run-through) training scheme is therefore predicted to be a decrease in the confidence of the practitioners who perform necessary practical procedures.