Sentence examples for rising confidence that from inspiring English sources

The increase reflected the global economy and "our rising confidence that corporate management will reach the S.& P. 500's $95 earnings per share estimate for all of 2011," Sam Stovall, the chief investment strategist at S.& P. Equity Research, said in the statement.

But when Ken Mehlman, the new Republican National Committee chairman and close adviser to President Bush, showed up in New Brunswick on the day after the primary election to stand next to the party's candidate for governor, Douglas R. Forrester, it was a clear reflection of the rising confidence that Republicans in Washington say they have about their prospects in New Jersey this year.

Austerity advocates predicted that spending cuts would bring quick dividends in the form of rising confidence, and that there would be few, if any, adverse effects on growth and jobs; but they were wrong.

The OECD said the eurozone was returning to growth amid easing austerity and rising confidence but warned that the improvement remained fragile, with high unemployment and risks posed internally and from outside the currency bloc.

Howard Archer, European economist with IHS Global Insight, said: "Latest survey evidence from the purchasing managers shows rising orders and output in July and the hope for eurozone manufacturers going forward is that current rising confidence in most countries increasingly encourages businesses to invest more, and also encourages consumers to lift their spending.

But analysts agree that most indicators point to rising confidence in the market.

Investors are inclined to buy distressed properties only if they believe home values will rise, a confidence that is hard to come by in a market that is threatened by more foreclosures and renewed price declines.

Growth in consumption has been steady, reflecting a growing labor force, rising wages and the confidence that comes with a low unemployment rate.

The developments to date give rise to confidence that Cambodia is serious about achieving these objects".

And as we have throughout our history, I have every confidence that will rise to this occasion; that we can come together, that we can adapt and thrive in a changing economy.

Undertaken jointly with the London School of Economics Grantham Research Institutee on Climate Change, the GLOBE study identifies a range of impressive national initiatives that give rise to some confidence that the climate challenge is not being ignored.