Sentence examples for fuelled confidence from inspiring English sources

British consumers bought more new cars in 2014 than in any year in the last decade as cheap finance deals and a growing economy fuelled confidence.

A reminder that while Britain's recovery continues, there's the potential for upheaval elsewhere.... 8.09am GMT CBI sees "real upsurge" in output The CBI has fuelled confidence in Britain's economy by declaring this morning that business output in the private sector is rising at the fastest pace since the collapse of Northern Rock.

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A survey, carried out by the city's chamber of commerce, suggests an upturn in orders at home and abroad is fuelling confidence.

She added: "The strong results at our auctions over the last year, and during the last six months in particular, have further fuelled the confidence of vendors.

Although the 22nd seed hasn't featured in the second week of a major since last year's French Open, Stosur has already collected two titles in 2015 and her victory over Errani has further fuelled her confidence.

Perhaps sporting success will neutralise public resentment, and the country will feel only pride at hosting a splendid games, fuelling new confidence in Britain's future.

Netflix's success is fuelling the confidence of the "nouvelle riche" entrants, paving the way for a big-spending competitive marketplace.

"Perhaps sporting success will neutralize public resentment, and the country will feel only pride at hosting a spending games, fuelling new confidence in Britain's future," the column said.

With their huge lead in Ligue 1, they are able to rest and rotate, and are fuelled by abundant confidence.

This is a very impressive Arsenal side fuelled by great confidence and no little natural talent.