Sentence examples for somewhat more confident from inspiring English sources

After years of pay restraint, companies now feel somewhat more confident when it comes to the question of pay".

After some unhappy experiences doing business on the mainland, and an underlying suspicion of Beijing, Chinese were now "somewhat more confident," Mr. Wang said.

Conversely, while we can be somewhat more confident about the second candidate's lead, there is still some chance (3 percent) that he actually trails in the race and that the poll was an outlier.

In the first encouraging news about the American economy in weeks, two reports released yesterday showed that consumers are not only spending more money, but that they are also somewhat more confident about the future.

In an online RetailWire poll, 56%t of respondents said they feel at least "somewhat more confident" in Tesco's ability to succeed with the chain than earlier in its rollout, while 24% have not changed their opinions.

Now, he says he is somewhat more confident.

Fehr's assessment is somewhat more positive.

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.

The visitors are the more confident, socially somewhat grander Cowans: Nancy Kate Winslett in edgy designer clothes) is an investment broker, Alan Christoph Waltzz performing a variation on his SS officer from Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds) is a suave, brutal, corporation lawyer, constantly on his mobile about the defence of a dodgy pharmaceutical company facing a class action.

But commodity prices have recovered somewhat recently as some investors have become more confident about an economic recovery that will spur demand.

Steve Harmison is happy to somewhat lumpenly edge a first boundary, but is more confident in steering a second past fine leg.