Sentence examples for engenders confidence from inspiring English sources

Proficiency engenders confidence.

That in itself engenders confidence.

An asset price rises and this engenders confidence among consumers (house prices) or businessmen (equities).

It hardly engenders confidence that the Blues coach has had 10 months to decide on his team yet can't settle on a 17-man squad a week out from game one.

The YJB already has some big questions to answer, given that it had a monitoring role at Medway, and this hardly engenders confidence in its ability to police the companies running these child jails".

But the Mets are experiencing their third successive dysfunctional September, and their play in no way engenders confidence in their ability to be anything more than a wild-card team by default.

But that doesn't quite engender confidence.

In the months that followed, Scott talked in bursts on the phone but engendered confidence.

Mr. Palmisano has engendered confidence among the analysts who follow the company by his ability to operate it.

But the Knicks who came to challenge their supremacy did not exactly engender confidence in their legions.

An entitlements and revenue-based deal, however, would approximate the Bowles-Simpson targets, and engender confidence in markets and businesses.