Sentence examples similar to not creating confidence from inspiring English sources

The White House, too, seemed to be taking O'Neill's lead, agreeing with him that you couldn't create confidence in Argentina by pouring more money into it -- that before it received any additional financial aid, the country needed to change the way it approached the real down-to-the-ground stuff.

But poses alone don't create confidence in and of themselves.

Such policies, he said, would spur hiring by creating "confidence that this recession won't be allowed to continue".

It was about creating confidence.

You can't artifically create confidence; you have to have a strong economy in the first place.

But it did not create any confidence.

"If we do not create public confidence in our immigration system, we will remain vulnerable to those who want to find scapegoats for social problems".

That's not going to create confidence".

"It is a very fearful move that is not going to create confidence on behalf of shareholders or the public".

The listing of sites or of persons, the reporting of production, importation, destruction and consumption figures and the opening of doors, giving access to inspections, is not enough to create confidence that no weapons programs and proscribed items remain.

Coupled with his age, even the media will not be able to create confidence in the American people that McCain is their future.