Sentence examples for slightly less confident from inspiring English sources

Other analysts were only slightly less confident of Thailand's overall financial strength.

Mr. Draghi predicted that the euro zone would recover, but he sounded slightly less confident than in the past.

Americans were slightly less confident about the economy during February, largely because of higher interest rates and gasoline prices, according to the Confidence Board, the business research group.

Megan: Hope you brought your Kleenex this week, kitty girls, because it was all about the waterworks – except for Violet, who still couldn't find it within herself to be slightly less perfect or slightly less confident, even with a Tic Tac-fueled grilling from RuPaul herself.

They are slightly less confident that winters such as 2010-11 will become more likely - and that humans have had a role in this.

It morphs over time, as we grow, from believing ourselves to be the center of the world as young children, to something maybe slightly less over-weaning, like being confident of our abilities, and having the instinct for self preservation.

South Asian women, but not black women, were slightly less likely to report being confident that they would notice a change in their breasts than white women (Table 2).

Because this period is slightly less than 1.72 s, we are confident the spectral displacement will be acceptable.

Ms Black's slightly less rehearsed version was that she too was confident "but I am adopting the same attitude as I do with my exams: do your best and see what you get".

Slightly less than a third of voters said they were very confident in the accuracy of national results, down from 43percentt in 2008 and nearly half in 2004.

The initial reconstructions were color coded by confidence scores (blue more confident, red less confident).