Sentence examples for intended confidence from inspiring English sources

Just as in other professions, project managers as a group demonstrate a significant level of overconfidence: Their estimates did not achieve the intended confidence level of 80%% certainty.

However, if in vivo data are lacking to validate the Vss or Kp values or if a bottom-up approach is intended, the confidence in the prediction of distribution cannot be validated.

The history of government economic policy is full of examples of public pronouncements intended to restore confidence when little confidence was warranted.Perhaps the most famous example is that of Norman Lamont.

Mr. Assad's speech, his second in two days, appeared intended to convey confidence and project authority, even as protests against him persist in some of the country's largest cities.

The release, ordered during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, was intended to "build confidence and encourage moderate elements in the Palestinian Authority," Mr. Baker said.

It was intended to boost confidence at a time of falling share and house prices.

But the White House is out to fight cyberphobia with an initiative intended to bolster confidence in e-commerce.

Cairo's Fashion Nights are also intended to restore confidence in Egypt and woo back Western and regional investors.

Adding this proposal to a deficit reduction package intended to restore confidence in the American economy would do the opposite.

Toyota said the move was intended to restore confidence in the automaker, and the safety of its products.

XXXXXXXXXXXX defended Sonia Gandhi, saying that the resignation of the Home Minister was intended to "restore confidence among the people".