Sentence examples for raised the confidence from inspiring English sources

The senator's troubles have raised the confidence of Republicans about their chances in a state that has continued to shift to the right.

The 2007 IPCC Fourth Assessment extended that conclusion back further, over the past 1,300 years (and it raised the confidence to "very likely" for the past 400 years).

That was the impression of Steve Smith, a rookie receiver for the Giants, who said the loss to the Patriots raised the confidence of the players in quarterback Eli Manning, whose ability to rise to big moments had been questioned.

The economic reforms of 1991–initiated by the late Narasimha Rao, Dr. Manmohan Singh, Shri P. Chidambaram and Dr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia opened up the minds of Indian corporate leaders to the power of global markets, helped them accept competition at home and abroad, and raised the confidence of consumers.

GWAS loci identified for four simple traits and two moderately complex traits confirm the known loci, which raised the confidence level of this study.

"It's partly about raising the confidence of Scotland.

This is really raising the confidence of working people around the country," she said.

It also raises the confidence of others who are presently pursuing their coaching badges".

She said the voluntary certification process "exponentially raises the confidence level of even more organic consumers".

You get a win like this, a total team effort, it raises the confidence in everybody on the team.

The rate cut may lift the spirits of investors, with the hope that a rising market will raise the confidence of consumers everywhere.