Sentence examples for failure of confidence from inspiring English sources

It may be tempting to draw a connection between the epidemic of novelists' failure memoirs and a failure of confidence in the novel itself.

Yet the crisis in politics today is about more than just the expenses scandal – there was the failure of confidence in the former Speaker, Michael Martin, there is the poor turnout we see at most elections now and there is, of course, the low esteem in which most politicians are held.

Characteristics of the groups, Obtained Mean Load with Standard Deviation, Type of Failure and Confidence Intervals for the mean value of the load at 95% (Student's t-test/normal distribution of the sample).

It is increasingly clear that one of the principal causes of Bear's failure was a crisis of confidence.

The dawn of Miller Time was judged more important at the national newspaper than the Republican National Convention or the failure of a no-confidence vote in the Israeli parliament against Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

Thus, the second big judgement call of the Lehmann era must be adjudged to be an unqualified failure – the confidence of not one but two young batsmen was shredded and the team's thorny problem of finding a long-term number three has been exacerbated rather than solved (Shane Watson, an all-rounder, should not be batting at three long-term because Australia need him to bowl).

Fourth, the only study examining the assumption that 'vaccine failures' lead to lack of confidence found the opposite because vaccinated children had milder measles infection.

With a suitable choice of partial safety factors, structural engineers are able to design bamboo structures at a known level of confidence against failure.

The trained NN model with an independent production set, the sensitivity and reliability analyses were performed on the NN model to gain insight on how physical properties of bamboo influence its compressive strength and Young's modulus, and to facilitate the design of bamboo structures at a known level of confidence against failure.

But won't the failure of this bailout destroy confidence, with disastrous consequences — as happened in Indonesia and other East Asian countries when similar bailouts failed 10 years ago? 2.

Because it was believed that vaccine failures would lead to lack of confidence in the vaccination programme, vaccination at 9 months of age was finally recommended and became global policy.