Sentence examples for much less confidence from inspiring English sources

Morgenstein has much less confidence in the economic power of books.

But another reason she thinks women's careers stall at a certain level is because many have much less confidence than their male peers.

I'd been having a hard time getting to know all the characters, male and female; I was confident that I would eventually learn who the female character was, but I had much less confidence about the men.

Several scientists voiced much less confidence on the Caltech team's claim that they have observed wisps, or remnants, of dark-age fog still wafting through the universe during the cosmic renaissance.

Yet anything with dimensions is somehow constituted by points and divisible into them.[13] In this group we can also include thesis 8, though with much less confidence, as it is the most obscure of the ten.

I had hoped that I was wrong, but upon her nervously wavering rendition of "Memory" from Cats, to her less-than-glorious repeat of Les Miz in the final round, I could see her going backwards into herself as she sang with much less confidence and focus.

At the very least, such analyses show that one should have much less confident in conventional analyses than is suggested by their confidence intervals.

But he added: "We also need to look at the long-term causes of the problems of out-of-hours provision and the fact that the general practitioner contract of 2004 has led to a removal of GP responsibility for out-of-hours care, which means that there is much less public confidence than there needs to be in the whole picture".

And so, when Kasich's bid fails and he drops out and we are left with an eventual President who cannot pull us together, lead or command respect and admiration from all Americans and the rest of the world, much less engender trust and confidence, I will say to myself and from all of you: "Johnny, we hardly knew ye".

To summarize, it seems that mothers in Japan have lower QOL and a much less feeling of confidence that the life events they face are comprehensible, that they have the resources to cope with the demands of everyday life, and that they are meaningful and worthy of engagement.

The country was much less self-confident.