Sentence examples for gives some confidence from inspiring English sources

''That Donald Trump is investing in the Palm gives some confidence,'' said de Baat.

Why sell more of that integrity to a player who has never been apologetic about his repeated disdain for the one rule that gives some confidence to a buying public that the games themselves are real, that the competition on the field is pure?

"The forecast model gives some confidence in predictions" for the vicinity of Earth.

This allows the estimation of changes for the 2020s, 2050s and 2080s, and gives some confidence in the use of these estimates in impact studies.

Nevertheless, this result gives some confidence in evaluating the quality of the (combined) Swarm model in the absence of GRACE data.

This gives some confidence about the interpretation to put on the joint model results.

I think I gave some confidence to other Japanese golfers they can do it".

That would give some confidence to insured depositors that their money is really safe when their bank goes bust.

But a quick spot check of one commodity does give some confidence that the quantities were not completely pulled out of a hat.

"But more important, it is designed to give some confidence to households and financial markets that the recovery is going to continue".

"Trying to strike the right tone, to tell what really happened, what are the facts, and trying to give some confidence to your stakeholders, is a difficult process," she said.