Sentence examples for increasing confidence of from inspiring English sources
There is increasing confidence of what we as a country can achieve over the coming years.
"It also reflects the increasing confidence of far-right groups to air their views publicly," she said on Monday.
Despite the increasing confidence of Senate Democrats that they will pass health care legislation this week, Americans are still unhappy with Congressional efforts at an overhaul, according to two new polls.
The firm, the world's largest asset manager, said on Thursday that its first-quarter profit rose 34 percent, to $568 million, reflecting market strength and the increasing confidence of investors.
But administration officials are increasingly concerned about the coalition's fractiousness, rebel losses in the battlefield, the growing role of radical Islamists in the insurgency and the increasing confidence of President Bashar al-Assad, diminishing any incentive for him to engage in peace talks.
Wet methods of producing nanostructured raw materials win the increasing confidence of material scientists and technologists.
Or maybe they will have deigned to wait for more significant triumphs – and this match can only have increased confidence of achieving such conquests.
They said their goal was to increase confidence of investors and depositors in the big banks, providing tangible evidence that the institutions would have enough money, whether they had to raise it from private investors or get it from taxpayers.
"We would obviously want overall crime levels to reduce and to see fewer victims, but we welcome increases in reported hate crime, as long as they are a sign of increased confidence of victims to report.
The drums still echo for Ireland, reverb is never in short supply, and there's a general tendency towards the tinny, but the songs seem fuller and more, well, song-like than before, perhaps a function of the increased confidence of the band's four writers.
