Sentence examples for wasting confidence from inspiring English sources

No time wasting confidence boosters here!

An official policy known as the "waste confidence decision" stated, in typical commission lingo, that there was "reasonable assurance" that a burial place would eventually be available and that the fuel could in the meantime be stored in spent fuel pools or on site in dry casks without significant environmental risks.

"My concern is that the project leaders for different geothermal projects are about to waste public confidence as long as they don't talk openly about the seismic risks involved in their projects," said Rudolf Braun, who is the leader of the Basel study and is following events in Landau.

When she launches into "Gallop apace, you fiery-footed steeds", she speaks with the fervour of someone with no time to waste, and the confidence of a woman who expects the sun to knuckle under.

"If the government started disarming them, they would waste the little confidence they have gained," said the Rev. Javier Cortes Ochoa, Roman Catholic vicar general of Apatzingan.

Every single minute you focus on building your confidence, you are wasting a minute not focusing on getting the job done.

To see how misguided economic theories have laid waste to confidence lately, look at Argentina.

The positive anthropometric changes in abdominal fat and muscle wasting in the extremities increased her self-confidence, further improving her quality of life.

Living in districts implementing PBF was protective of wasting (Adjusted Odds Ratio: 0.43; 95% confidence interval: 0.19-0.97).

belief symptom is trivial/normalising symptoms; stoicism; fear; worry about wasting doctor's time; and lack of confidence in the healthcare system.

May said that at best stop and search applied fairly could lead to arrests and build community confidence in the police but at worst when it was misapplied it undermined public confidence and wasted police time.