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Discover LudwigThe phrase "no confidence that" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you do not trust or believe that something will happen or be successful. For example, "I have no confidence that this plan will succeed."
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Varadkar's deputy, Frances Fitzgerald, offered her resignation at lunchtime on Tuesday, thus averting a vote of no confidence that could have brought down the minority Fine Gael-led coalition.
It would have meant that insiders had no confidence that their shares would be recovering anytime soon, he said.
I have absolutely no confidence that it will be.
I have no confidence that our species will survive.
"I've no confidence that they will be any better here".
States have absolutely no confidence that the Trump administration will protect it.
"I have no confidence that Senator Sessions will do that," Ms. Feinstein said.
"There is no confidence that we can even meet our woefully inadequate targets with this.
Tuesday's election prompts no confidence that that is about to happen.
If few were added, would it mean owners had no confidence that they could sell anything?
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They hope the Shadow Cabinet would then refuse to rally behind Mr Miliband – in effect, a vote of no-confidence that would force him out.
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