Sentence examples for more confident compared from inspiring English sources

"Here you work with all sorts and become more confident, compared to day centres where you make no friends".

b = GDPs who would not administer antibiotics were more confident compared to GDPs who would administer antibiotics (P < 0.05).

CEUS can help in this task, allowing a more confident diagnosis, compared with grey-scale and colour Doppler [48].

I used to notice that my male peers would be more confident in general when compared to my female peers, even though their skills and abilities were of the same level.

We decided to use FGIs as participants generally feel more confident in group interviews compared with individual interviews and they get 'carried away' more easily in the group discussions.

This is most likely due to the combination of the teacher having earned tenure (thus being more confident about their career prospects compared to low experience teachers) yet young enough to be mobile compared to teachers with more years of service.

For strong adversaries, location questions had the highest confidence rating (i.e., strong adversarial users were more confident when guessing location questions compared to other six question types) followed by activity questions.

Research shows that the majority of women feel more confident when they wear perfume compared to going without a fragrance.

In recent years, I have found the American foreign service to be somewhat underwhelming, reach-me-down, dandruffy, especially when compared with other, more confident arms of US government, such as the Pentagon and the treasury.

In their 20s men are only slightly more confident than women - 30 per cent compared to 26 per cent - that they are putting enough cash away for their later years.

Students who participated in the innovation convention related themselves to be more confident and motivated in their study as compared to students who have not participated in any innovation, invention and design project.