Sentence examples for does not instill confidence from inspiring English sources

If the depth chart does not instill confidence, the multiple will suffer.

The rotation does not instill confidence, and the bullpen is down to only six pitchers.

"We are dealing with elderly people, often at their most vulnerable, and the record of some of those involved in this business [MBI] does not instill confidence," he said.

“The situation does not instill confidence that a fresh set of eyes have looked at the numbers,” says former SEC chief accountant Lynn Turner.

To this end, the reported secondary market among Facebook employees for their pre-IPO shares does not instill confidence that people there are in it for the long ride.

While the facial recognition software used in this study to authenticate the identity of students performed well overall, having the software fail to positively identify even a small number of students or take multiple attempts to recognize a student, does not instill confidence.

This is definitely a case of a show that doesn't seem to have a ton of breathing room for a whole season, let alone several, and the pilot doesn't instill confidence.

Demand makes it fairly easy to be accepted as a freelancer, and while I am happy several people I know are earning a living thanks to the company, loose approval policy doesn't instill confidence in the customer.

I could go further in saying that the rigidity of the deck and trucks means you're more stable at higher speeds, but when your braking power doesn't instill confidence, you wouldn't dare push the board that far.

But the funeral director also noted that he had been one of Mr. Fiumara's close friends, and that response did not instill confidence in the official, the person said.

But it all ended on Monday when the board voted to replace him with his predecessor, Myron E. Ullman III, a move seen as a stopgap measure that did not instill confidence in the 111-year-old retailer's future.