Sentence examples for internal confidence from inspiring English sources

The Abu Dhabi government is still developing a regulatory process to oversee the international property industry and protect investors, which industry executives say will help increase internal confidence in the market.

Labor's internal confidence is eroding.

WHAT creates that internal confidence?

The coincidence of the move and the attainment of the subscription landmark has boosted the FT's internal confidence.

It actually makes a pretty strong, if implicit, argument that Hall's beliefs give him an internal confidence essential to athletic success.

This is the private internal confidence that makes Lou Piniella refer to Edgar Martinez as "the glue, the absolute glue, of our team".

"She had a lot of internal self-confidence".

Having seen off the Tory party's internal No Confidence vote (by an unconvincing margin that meant 37percentt of her MPs voted against her) she now has immunity from being challenged for a year.

Because GRADE considers several domains in addition to internal validity, confidence in overall effects may be 'low' or 'very low' even when all studies are conducted rigorously.

Anyone who has witnessed Murray's internal fight for confidence and direction over the past few months would appreciate that perspective.

Rather, it is another aspect of the Weimar experience, its internal lack of confidence, that 21st-century Western states will have to face up to.