Sentence examples for would have confidence from inspiring English sources

He is not sure if Manager Joe Torre would have confidence in him.

"No studio would have confidence in me if I proposed a romantic comedy with Ben Stiller and Meg Ryan".

International investors would have confidence in it and it would rival the dollar as a global reserve currency.

If someone of this ilk finds no wrongdoing, people would have confidence that the investigation was done right.

Thompson says: "If a teacher or social worker saw the signs of child abuse or domestic violence, they would have confidence in reporting them.

"I don't think the immigrant community would have confidence anymore in the police," said Dolly Hassan, an immigration lawyer in Queens, where a vast majority of residents are foreign-born or the children of foreigners.

They thought that they would have self-confidence to initiate and talk about this topic.

"The people would see that another government had been established, and they would have had confidence to stay in their jobs," said Mr. Barzani, a member of the Iraqi Governing Council.

"He's a bully and I wouldn't have confidence that he would be reasoned and restrained in a crisis".

So if you take a chance on GeoEye, you'd better have confidence that federal funding for private-sector satellite imagery won't dry up.

Even then, I would have zero confidence in government transparency.