Sentences with phrase «little faith in»

Soon either McCain or Obama will be president and I place little faith in either in helping America back on its feet.

In Ontario there are some rumblings of smaller boards merging for efficiencies sake but very little faith in CREA's ability to re-energize the industry.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright opened the closing program of the three - day forum noting that, in this time of government stagnation, cities are a beacon of hope for many: «There is very little faith in institutions at the moment, except for those that are local.»

Fearing rejection, pain, unfamiliar experiences, and having little faith in their ability or right to inspire love, they wait and wish for love, perhaps their least familiar real experience.

have a little faith in yourself!

And they wonder why people have little faith in the system.

Regarding your analysis: I already indicated I have little faith in your ability to do the analysis (I earlier looked at temperature data you claimed showed no increase, and actually found a HUGE increase, much larger than the global mean).

I can understand why Lindzen and others have little faith in global temperatures going from +0.6 C in the past century to +3 C (or much higher!)

Consequently, while I remain interested in permaculture und so weiter, I have little faith in K's dream.

[Nay - sayers] place little faith in climate models, and claim that the «hockey stick» picture of global temperature history is a «fraud» approaching the dimensions of cold fusion.

* I am totally against the wind turbines and have little faith in our government that they have our best interest and our future at heart!

Anyone who feels the need to resort to phishing or forging would seem to have little faith in their own evidence.

As the BEST «raw» and certified «raw» datasets are different I have little faith in the result.

S&N have both too much and too little faith in markets.

I have very little faith in being able to tell one CO2 from another....

It's odd that Allen has so much confidence in the ability of the market to deliver vast amounts of cheap CCS, once we insist that the fossil fuel producers do so, but has so little faith in other parts of the market to contribute cheap abatement solutions as well.

But don't worry — a new breed of environmentalists has just released a manifesto declaring that, with a little faith in technology, humanity can move into a «great» new century of prosperity and universal human dignity on a thriving planet.

Have a little faith in the purifying flames of capitalism.

As I have little faith in nature producing stright lines: — RRB -, what are the chances that what we are seeing is the result of the leading edge of a half cycle of some long period waveform with a low point around the Little Ice Age and the high point being about now?

(Apparently GameStop has very little faith in the intelligence of CoD players.)

To all of the people freaking out and assuming there are ten characters in the game, please work on your reading comprehension and have a little faith in Sony!

I'm having little faith in this Illumination Animation joint though.

Do you have that little faith in your own consoles?

«This generation it seems like there are about a third of the number of triple - A titles in development across the industry as there was last time around — his generation it seems like there are about a third of the number of triple - A titles in development across the industry as there was last time around» Its because publishers had little faith in next gen consoles before they were announced and hit the shelves.

Truly, if we just put a little faith in pit bulls and treated them with the respect and kindness they deserve versus the rudeness and exploitation so many of them often receive, perhaps we'd all finally see that pit bulls are as wonderful as any other dog.

The Diagnostic Laboratory of the University of Georgia Veterinary School puts little faith in the value of the ANA test in animals.

They just need someone to have a little faith in them.

«I don't know how to invest and have very little faith in financial advisors because I've been burned before, so I'm hesitant to leave my money with them.

One of the things that differentiates me from most value investors is that I have little faith in the benefits of extremely deep analysis.

I have very little faith in these start up etfs.

A dying and rigid process that has little faith in your business unless you meet the same requirements of the 1970's.

With little faith in the markets, my wife and I are looking for conservative options for our retirement savings.

Either people have little faith in S&P (did they confuse S&P with the now tainted Moody's?)

I can't imagine with all these stellar devices why DT has such little faith in tmobile's future profitability.

It seems like bad business to announce you're exiting a market when you still have products to sell, since it would seem like an indication that you have little faith in your products.

Actual numbers are usually a mystery with manga but with such little faith in a positive return for this work if done traditionally, it really makes me want to know how Tezuka's works turned out previously for them.

There she meets her father's small town, country doctor, Colby, whom she has little faith in as a doctor and surgeon simply because he isn't a big city doctor.

Writing and publishing books, like most creative endeavors, requires more than just a little faith in magic.

He had little faith in their ability and even less in their capacity for improvement.

She has little faith in justice and is afraid her involvement will put her at risk.

I have little faith in my numbers.

The emotional ebb and flow of a creative life «We have so little faith in the ebb and flow of life, of love, of relationships,» Anne writes.

I don't mean the successful queries, but the encouraging ones — the ones that give us back a little faith in humanity.

Investors in the company were shocked by the revelations made today and have little faith in a company bleeding money.

Mr Hobby added: «This is a serious error that undermines confidence in the administration of primary tests and also means that we can have little faith in any standard setting exercise that may emerge from the pre-test trials.

And he puts very little faith in schools that aim to change those odds.

But since it's based on the most wildly popular book in the bunch, a book that every article will tell you was «unfilmable» before Ang Lee came along, Life of Pi seems to have safe chances here, even if such an assumption puts little faith in the writer's branch, who should know better than to reward David Magee's horridly bookended script.

A passionate, domineering French winemaker has little faith in his son to succeed him, and tensions flare when a more appealing candidate, the son of his dying estate manager, enters the picture.

While the trailer looks amazing and I love this new One Sheet, I have very little faith in David Yates he is going to screw this up like he did the last two movies.

A socialite and mother of four, the female heir apparent has little faith in herself, keeping busy with parties and friendships with politicians, such as Attorney General Robert McNamara (Bruce Greenwood)-- whom she'd have to destroy if the Post published its expose of politicians who lie to our faces.