Sentence examples for somewhat confident of from inspiring English sources

Another 28percentt are "somewhat confident" of being able to retire comfortably.

The 2018 EBRI Retirement Confidence Survey found that 17% of workers feel very confident in their ability to live comfortably in retirement, whereas 47% are somewhat confident.1 Combining these two groups, we can infer that 36% of workers are not confident in their ability to live comfortably in retirement, and/or 83% are somewhat confident to not confident at all.

However, most were at least somewhat confident in each of those concepts.

According to a recent Harris Poll Online released by FMI, just 66percentt of consumers feel at least somewhat confident in the safety of supermarket food, down from 82percentt in 2006.

Researchers also express doubts about the quality of open-access journals: Only 27% of respondents are "very confident" and 35% are "somewhat confident" in the rigor of peer review.

The study also found that only 61% of GPs said they were either very or somewhat confident about raising the issue of physical activity with patients, with 16% saying they were somewhat or very unconfident in broaching the topic.

Soldiers had slightly more confidence in DS safety than efficacy; 70.8% of all respondents were at least somewhat confident DS are safe to consume, and of them, 42.2% reported high confidence.

Perception of knowledge of cannabinoids was assessed according to confidence (very confident; confident; somewhat confident; not confident).

With this in mind, she decided to portray her as "somewhat confident and cool" by making use of her experience in the Israeli army, where she served for two years.

Most participants reported not being confident (46%) or somewhat confident (41%) about their understanding of the revised guidelines.

Seventy-one per cent of Republican primary voters are very confident or somewhat confident in his ability to handle the threat of terrorism, the CBS News/Times poll found.