Confidence in a sentence

And so at some point, it's going to be -- at this point, I can say that with some amount of confidence, a massive business for us, and we have all the confidence and all the investment to back that confidence up.

Expect a new normal with physical distancing, wearing mask, lack of consumer confidence, worker confidence, and investor confidence,” he said.

All confidence, because confidence is key.

And maybe more importantly, a crew chief has to know what a driver has confidence in — and Harvick has confidence in four fresh tires.

Asked if the midfielder had returned from Qatar with extra confidence, De Zerbi said: “I don’t know but he is a strong player in his head and I think he didn’t need the World Cup to have confidence.

Asked what had prompted Fulham’s remarkable recent turnaround, he said: “Confidence builds confidence, the best example is Raúl.

As Poles’ hire, Eberflus has a lower bar to clear, but Poles’ enthusiastic vote of confidence still is just that — a vote of confidence.

Despite the current winning streak and the undefeated month of December, the confidence of the fans has slipped just slightly dropping from 99% down to 96% confidence.

Filip Mesar was looking quite troubled to start the season; he had lost his confidence, and the coaching staff in Laval had lost confidence in him.

It takes murdering his father, Han Solo, to give him the confidence to go full-bore evil, and that confidence dissolves mere minutes later when untrained Jedi potential Rey fights him to a stalemate.

Red Stripe says the investment symbolises the company’s confidence in Jamaica’s improved investment climate, optimistic macroeconomic forecast, and increases in consumer confidence.

The other thing I noticed: that Colandrea’s confidence, and offensive coordinator Des Kichings’ confidence in Colandrea, seemed to take a big step back after an ugly-looking play on the QB’s second offensive series.

About a third of Republicans (32%) have “no confidence” in the vote count compared to only 1% of Democrats who have no confidence.

After a torrid week which saw call a no confidence vote in his leadership and then a no confidence motion in the Scottish Government, Humza Yousaf has announced his resignation as First Minister of Scotland and SNP leader.

Along these lines, we note falling Consumer Confidence which will become worrisome for the markets if the trend continues (and we expect lower consumer confidence in the months ahead).

Downing Street repeatedly refused to say whether Rishi Sunak has confidence in the Speaker, while the SNP has called for a vote of no confidence in him.

Head coach Mark Robinson said it would do Orsi’s confidence a power of good, although confidence does not outwardly look to be an issue.

Information given to you in confidence must be kept in confidence.

In March 2022, the Liberals and the NPD struck a deal called a "supply and confidence" agreement, which would have the NDP support the Liberals in confidence votes through June 2025.

Malaysia and the Philippines are the only two countries surveyed where majorities express confidence in Putin, including about two-in-ten in each country who have of confidence in the Russian president.