Sentence examples for Damage confidence from inspiring English sources

This embarrassing revelation will damage confidence in the current incumbent.

There had been fears that Paterson's remarks would damage confidence in the UK meat industry.

They might even damage confidence by suggesting panic on the part of the authorities.

They damage confidence in individuals, staff groups and organisations, and create a culture of fear and defensiveness.

Failure to do so in a timely way would damage confidence, posing yet another threat to the economy's continued healing.

The worst case is not that the tests are merely irrelevant, but that they actively damage confidence.

Equivocation and watered-down policy has damaged confidence in low-carbon investment.

Irranca-Davies said government inaction was damaging confidence in the food industry.

SSE (formerly Scottish & Southern Energy) warned last week that the referendum was damaging confidence and investment.

Highly publicized cases where auditors gave in to clients have damaged confidence.

But such confusion, verging on paranoia, damages confidence in our broadcasting industry.