Sentence examples for raised in confidence from inspiring English sources

Mr Graham said: "Constituents entrust their Member of Parliament with all sorts of personal information and should never expect the details of the concerns they've raised in confidence to end up in a park bin for anyone to see.

No eyebrow stays raised in the presence of grilling self-confidence.

The change in tone of Iranian politics, coupled with the recent communications between Iran and the United States ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York next week, has also raised confidence in a diplomatic solution to the conflict over Syria and over Iran's controversial nuclear programme, which has led to economically crippling sanctions.

Mr Noakes continued: "The group continues to support the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme as it has raised confidence in the housing market particularly outside of London.

"The Group continues to support the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme as it has raised confidence in the housing market particularly outside of London.

The S.& P. 500 has risen 5.7 percent this year as better-than-forecast economic data and company earnings raised confidence in the economic recovery.

"The financial markets have to realise that the euro is irreversible," he insisted, adding that the ECB's new facility had already raised confidence in the single currency.

With just over a week left until the end of the year, the Dow finally breached 18,000 after a surprisingly big upwards revision to US third quarter growth raised confidence in the US economy's ability to ride out higher interest rates.

He said he supported the scheme as it "raised confidence in the housing market, particularly outside of London".

Perhaps most important of all, it raised confidence in the possibility of an ultimate Allied victory around the world, which would lead to the Lend-Lease Act being passed in the United States.

For the donors, the functional structure emerging from the planning process raised confidence in the HSSMP.