Sentence examples for sake of confidence from inspiring English sources
"For the sake of confidence in the market, it is time for Mr. Grasso to resign".
In 2008, US taxpayers were asked to bail out banks for the sake of confidence and prestige, and these taxpayers also had to tighten their belts.
1.51pm GMT Labour's Yvette Copper, shadow home secretary, has tweeted: Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) Truth & justice needed for Lawrence family - & for the sake of confidence in vital work police do.
Here, local wiseguy Markie (Ray Liotta) has to be whacked for robbing some other wiseguys' poker game: he didn't do it, but someone has to be seen to get killed for the sake of confidence and prestige, and hitmen have to accept a reduced fee in the economic climate.
For the sake of the Lawrence family and for the sake of confidence in the vital and much valued work the police do, we need forensic pursuit of the truth about what went wrong as well as every sinew strained to get justice.
For the sake of confidence, we repeat the experiments with different types of sensor.
This was done for the sake of maintaining confidence and trust in the health services being provided at health facility.
There are rumors that suggest we'll see the next big update for Windows Phone arrive in time for the 2013 holiday season, but for the sake of developer and consumer confidence, it would be in Microsoft's best interest to provide more details on those plans before releasing an EOL timeline for the OS that's powering the devices it's currently offering for sale.
There are rumors that suggest we'll see the next big update for Windows Phone arrive in time for the 2013 holiday season, but for the sake of developer and consumer confidence, it would be in Microsoft's best interest to provide more details on those plans before releasing an EOL timeline for the OS that's powering the devices it's currently offering for sale.
But he also called on the government "to avoid any element of tension," to inform citizens in a timely manner, and to assume a leadership role "for the sake of national unity, dialogue and confidence".
For the sake of completeness, odds ratios and confidence intervals of all control variables are additionally shown in the tables.
