Sentence examples for not instilling from inspiring English sources

New measures which threaten to undermine the independence of the central bank are not instilling confidence.

— Benjamin Hoffman (@NYTCloseUp) 12 Oct 12 Phelps, while not instilling a lot of confidence, escaped the 12th.

And we can't just blame teachers and schools if we're not instilling that commitment, that dedication to learning, in our kids".

Many blame the sport's lack of television exposure for its failure to catch on in Mexico's southern regions and nationally, as soccer has; others say Oaxaca's youth leagues are not instilling enough of a work ethic in their players.

However, at day 21, (1) only instilled F-MWCNTs (not instilled O- or P-MWCNTs) produced significant particle-laden Mφ; (2) inhaled F-MWCNTs in DM produced significantly more MWCNT-positive Mφ than inhaled O- and P-MWCNTs in DM; and (3) inhaled F-MWCNTs in water showed no difference from day 1.

But for all his gravitas, Sir Menzies does not instil great confidence either.

Except for Pedro Martínez and Curt Schilling, the Boston pitchers have not instilled confidence in their teammates, manager and executives.

Analysts said recent news from Europe had not instilled confidence in the Continent's ability to handle its fiscal challenges.

As for investments, the budget has not instilled a sense of confidence in many investors, yet it has not rocked their faith either.

Yet many current projects on the continent do not instil confidence that the industry has learned any lessons from south-east Asia.

An annual party with £20 worth of supermarket-brand booze and some party poppers may not instil the festive spirit into anyone.