Sentence examples for made with confidence from inspiring English sources

"One general prediction can be made with confidence: the cost of feeding yourself and your family will continue to increase.

"One can express the hope and the aspiration that there'll be no more problems, but I've been around long enough to know there's no way that assurance can be made with confidence," he said.

It states: "Cyberbullying has been an ever-increasing problem within the UK for a considerable amount of time with one of the biggest offenders becoming ask.fm, a site popular amongst young people where posts can be made with confidence anonymously which has led to bullying, mental health problems and suicides as well as grooming.

It was a move Washington made with confidence because Ogando had not given up a run in his first seven postseason games until Wednesday, when Craig knocked home David Freese from third base for the go-ahead run in a 3-2 victory for St . Louis

What the industry needs from federal and state policymakers is predictability in the permitting processes for essential infrastructure so that investments can be made with confidence.

AI is about helping people work smarter by automatically surfacing customer insights, predicting outcomes so business decisions can be made with confidence, recommending the next best action, and, in some cases, even automating routine tasks.

Bets are easier to make with confidence when you know that financial innovation has made them easier to lay off again.The question is when this strays into over-confidence.

" There are too many people on this blog who (1) make categorical statements which they clearly aren't qualified to make with confidence, and (2) use very dishonest methods of arguing for their preferred viewpoint.

"Reaching out beyond the college market is a bold move, but one we are making with confidence in our vision, our mentors, and, most importantly, our team," Hannah told me.

Although reducing sugar content is well correlated with acrylamide formation, predictions of acrylamide formation in crisps are difficult to make with confidence, unless a variety is chosen that has been shown to produce crisps consistently with levels of acrylamide below the indicative value of 1000 μg/kg set by the European Commission European Commissionn, 2011).

In the majority of cases where DNA evidence has exonerated someone wrongly convicted, the initial eyewitness identifications were made with low confidence, not high confidence, Wixted says.