Sentence examples for placing confidence from inspiring English sources
Some educators, in defense of the special-care migrants, say that parents who relocate should be applauded for placing confidence in their new homes' school systems.
Most tragic are investors who entrusted some portion of their life savings to a company that purported to be profitable, placing confidence in the company, its auditors, research analysts, rating agencies, and our federally mandated disclosure system.
Reasons for not using unconventional therapies included the child doing well and parents placing confidence in the medical system.
By placing confidence limits on the optimal operating policy and the expected performance index predicted by each model, it is possible to predict the poor performance that results when using a power-law kinetic model to optimize this process.
Incorporating these into the D-optimal experimental design criteria, we demonstrated that FIMs and the BIMs aid in anticipating multipath blind zones, permitting optimal sensor or target positioning, and placing confidence levels on the multipath exploitation procedures.
Problem 2 is therefore of most immediate concern for those interested in placing confidence limits on estimates of Ne in natural populations.
"Many people have placed confidence in me, trusted me, supported me, and so I felt a special responsibility," Valentino said.
It is a first-person story, and, midway through, its teller declares that he is dead that the voice that the reader has grown comfortable with and has placed confidence in is coming from beyond the grave.
Challenges to applying this approach in water management are identified in the pragmatic nature of the sector, its capacity constraints and a tendency of researchers to place confidence in accepted methods at the expense of rigour.
The meta-analytic evidence does show that the turnover organizational performance correlation is somewhat weaker in Asian samples (Park and Shaw, 2013) but it is difficult to place confidence in this comparison given the small number of Asian-sample studies.
Pave and Upstart could have provided an intelligent, timely, and humane service, one that placed confidence in the abilities of individuals, which seems to me a safe harbor.
