Sentence examples for increasing faith from inspiring English sources

Boris V. Gryzlov, United Russia's leader, said high turnout and early returns reflected increasing faith in the party.

While I agree with you about our increasing faith in self-rejuvenation, I would stretch your point further: we have almost convinced ourselves that death is optional.

"Who exactly is in charge here?" Idei obviously has increasing faith in Stringer and knows Stringer won't embarrass him.

Black (1995) recognizes that, after 1867, Jevons' "increasing faith in the validity of Spencer's theory of evolution was combined with decreasing faith in the validity of laissez-faire as a guide for economic policy".

To increase faith in government, we don't need a constitutional reform.

This seems to suggest that what looks like increased faith in government is actually faith in Mr Obama.

Lilly extricated himself from that inning without allowing any more runs, then worked through a scoreless fifth, a measure of Torre's increased faith in him.

Improving the regulatory environment of the sector will undoubtedly serve to increase faith in the formal financial system as well as assist in promoting healthy competition and better products for consumers.

To test the feasibility of a dissemination strategy to increase faith communities' (FCs) adoption and implementation of a tested dietary intervention.

Alan Ackerman of Fahnestock & Co. points to portfolio managers' increased faith in the new economy and tech stocks.

Government programs that employ enough people and increase wages would cause people to have increased faith in government instead of losing faith in government.