Sentence examples for limited confidence from inspiring English sources

This questionnaire-based study provides further evidence of both medical students' limited confidence in dealing with palliative care issues, and in general, their limited knowledge in the field of palliative care at universities that do not provide a comprehensive mandatory curriculum.

"We have limited confidence in the outlook".

"The board has limited confidence in current performance estimates generated by the D.O.E.'s performance assessment model," the letter said.

"My committee has limited confidence about the options for other sectors to go beyond these levels by 2050," he wrote.

Civil servants warned that Whitehall had "limited confidence" in the charity, which has been accused of handing out cash to children and failing to provide evidence that previous Government grants were spent effectively.

Berman suggests that the smart money in the sector (i.e., its executive suite) either doesn't think the high prices will endure, has limited confidence in its own long-term growth prospects, sees few opportunities to spend that money wisely, or all the above.

I can't imagine many firms aggressively expanding right now, because there is still limited confidence.

There was limited confidence in the NNT estimates for the combinations due to uncertainty in the efficacy estimates of individual drugs because of low numbers.

Yet Monto cautions that the findings are provisional and that the wide ranges in the estimates indicate limited confidence in the conclusions.

They are already struggling to meet carbon targets in heating and transport and the committee says it has "very limited confidence" that sectors like steel-making and heavy industry can cut emissions even more to accommodate people flying.

The first type includes files in which the classifier has limited confidence as to their classification (the probability that they are malicious is very close to the probability that they are benign).