Sentence examples for under confidence from inspiring English sources

You had an already cautious consumer, a saturated auto market and now an event that pulls the rug out from under confidence".

But General Powell said today that the question of settlements fell under "confidence building measures" and should not be linked to a halt in the violence.

He said: "Some of the information that's been in the press today is information that I've had under confidence over the last couple of weeks.

12. National Opinion Research Center, "General Social Surveys, 1972-2006," under "Confidence".

Most TFs shown have a median value larger than 1.65 which is the score threshold under confidence level 0.9.

"As a coach you're always looking for signs of complacency or under-confidence.

It becomes clear from his trajectory that what was stopping him before was not just under-confidence, but a fear of what allowing space for this passion, which he'd had since childhood, would unleash in the rest of his life.

Daisy Khan, executive director of the non-profit American Society for Muslim Advancement (Asma), said that her desire to stem such responses of under-confidence and low self-esteem in fellow Muslims has pushed her to join NYPD's recently constituted Muslim advisory council.

There is a self-deprecation that tilts towards under-confidence: it is the hesitation about leadership, the combination of charm and modesty, that makes Labour MPs think he would be a winning candidate, but also makes him bat back their solicitations.

Explanations involving female under-confidence and differences in risk aversion are consistent with the significant evidence.

When levels of over- and under-confidence were taken into account, however, the relationships changed.