Sentence examples for restored confidence from inspiring English sources

Has the coalition's economic plan restored confidence?

"It just gives them a sense of … restored confidence in the criminal justice system".

These moves, and a bold new marketing campaign, seem to have restored confidence in Wrigley.

"That's what brought this market down," and restored confidence is "what's bringing the market back up".

Martin shot 9 for 17, finishing with 3 blocked shots, 7 rebounds and restored confidence.

It restored confidence where all had been lost and saved the financial system.

Sánchez Cerro's successor (1933 39) was Gen. Oscar Benavides, who restored confidence in the economy.

Though a recent winning streak has restored confidence somewhat, the focus is on what's not working.

Hungary's deficit topped 9% in 2002, unnerving markets, but a change of finance minister has restored confidence.

The response seemed to show that the two leaders' announcement had not initially restored confidence sufficiently to ease market jitters.

Walpole restored confidence, maintained the Whigs in office, and greatly improved his own and Townshend's standing at court.