Sentence examples for Damage faith from inspiring English sources

But he added, "a prolonged default really would start to damage faith in the U.S. Treasury markets".

Third, the idea that a temporary disruption would permanently damage faith in US institutions now seems moot; if you haven't already lost faith in US institutions, you're not paying attention.

She has worked to nurture young agricultural leaders and acknowledged that politics was currently driven by "big egos and self-interest", which had damaged faith in the system.

Instead, the government has given the impression that it is partial to GM technology for reasons of economic competitiveness, and so has damaged faith in its impartiality as a referee.

But it's hard not to feel a sense of foreboding — and to worry that the nation's already badly damaged faith in the Supreme Court's ability to stand above politics is about to take another severe hit.

Analysts suggested that legal uncertainty around cap and trade has damaged faith in a system that, like other markets, requires investors' confidence to operate smoothly.

In fact, many conservative Christians are warned to avoid the conversation altogether in order to keep (godless) science from damaging faith.

That would do lasting damage to faith in democracy.

If Mr. Ashcroft is confirmed, it will seriously damage public faith in the objectivity of Justice Department data.

In a statement, it said Ultraman was idolised by many children and equating him with Allah would "confuse Muslim youth and damage their faith".

The sidelining of smaller Islamic and secular parties would damage citizens' faith in the democratic process, and the exclusion of the minority Coptic Christians from significant representation in Parliament could be catastrophic.