Sentence examples for stable and confident from inspiring English sources
The Rangers are loose, happy, stable and confident.
The student should adopt a stable and confident posture, make appropriate gestures, avoid being fidgety and establish eye contact during the presentation.
Process control analysis is as important as CFD because an efficient control system guarantees stable and confident processes, improving the quality of the final product.
Our digital-first strategy is designed to help us navigate through this, to ensure that the business is financially stable and confident, and that we are in a position to grab opportunities with both hands.
That dynamic undermines social functions of having a job: the transition from childhood to adulthood; the acquisition of financial self-sufficiency, which boosts self-esteem; the capacity to save money and plan for the future, which makes for more stable and confident communities.
"They started better than us and should have scored before us, but after our first goal our team became more stable and confident and we controlled the game.
They note that the 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, are becoming increasingly stable and politically confident, and constitute an emerging economic powerhouse.
Certainly there is evidence that the qualities we usually associate with being well liked — being extroverted, emotionally stable and self-confident — usually help on the job.
According to the channel, she appeared "stable and self-confident" and at one point she described how she tried to signal for help with her eyes on the rare occasions when her kidnapper allowed her contact with other people.
The desired destination of the improvement journey is a stable, skilled, committed and confident workforce across all agencies working with children (and adults), where required practice standards are clear, where there is challenge and monitoring to ensure these standards are met, and where difficulties which emerge are recognised.
"After years of people writing advance obituaries or even cheering for our demise, I think we've moved from a slew of despond to a point where things are now stable and we are confident of survival," said Keller.
