Sentence examples for revived confidence from inspiring English sources

So even without buying any Italian bonds, the ECB head has already revived confidence in its debt.

They affirm the lately revived confidence and vigor of painterly abstraction, which is thanks, in part, no doubt, to encouragement from the hungry contemporary-art market.

All this matters because, despite the Tories' revived confidence based on the economic upturn, few on his side are sure that Mr Cameron will still inhabit his stainless-steel designer Number 10 kitchen after next May.

Technology stocks continued to benefit from the market's revived confidence in the sector, lifting the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index 1.1% to 2772.

A successful Dallas meeting is essential to reviving confidence up and down the line.

Mr. Green says his duty is to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of serious fraud and corruption.

Mr. Green says he is aiming to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of fraud and corruption.

Mr. Schröder's challenger in the elections, the conservative premier of Bavaria, Edmund Stoiber, said this week that "politics should intervene" to revive confidence in the stock.

Yet reviving confidence and luring investors back into sovereign bonds now needs more than ECB support, restructuring Greece's debt and reforming Italy and Spain ambitious though all this is.

While the new team tries to revive confidence among investors it will have to dodge criticism from the left wing of Ms Rousseff's Workers Partyy (PT), which prefers the incumbent finance minister.

JAKARTA — Indonesia announced a package of policy measures on Friday to reduce imports and bolster investment in labor-intensive industries as it struggles to revive confidence and consumer spending in its economy, Southeast Asia's largest.