Sentence examples for raised confidence that from inspiring English sources

The move also raised confidence that the European Central Bank would do what it took to hold the euro zone together.

Current weather forecasts, which suggest temperatures remaining low and more snow to come, is raising confidence that the number of Highland skiers could return to the peak years of the 1960s and 1970s.

Citing the example of Kingsmead School in Enfield, which regularly brings alumni into lessons to help show a connection between subjects and the workplace, the guidance praised "increased belief among students that 'people like them' can be successful and raising confidence that they will succeed in the world of work".

It raised confidence issues".

Recent events "raised confidence," he added.

We want to raise confidence levels that when we see these rewards, we can point to success".

Scotland were putting together some promising passing moves, with the two early goals raising the confidence that had taken something of a battering in the World Cup qualifiers.

The move helped raise confidence among investors that companies were still willing to take on major acquisitions amid the current crisis.

That argument is endorsed by central bankers, who say austerity measures will raise confidence by reassuring Europeans that government finances are sound.

It is one of a series of initiatives that will help raise confidence".

This indicates that coaching supervision facilitates competency development and raises confidence in trainee doctors' abilities.