Sentence examples for affect the confidence of from inspiring English sources

The incident last year at the inspector general's office cost the government thousands of dollars and "could adversely affect the confidence of the public" in Defense Department audits, the report said.

Chris Jordan, who was one of those bowlers busting a gut, expressed a similar view to his captain when asked whether another last-gasp defeat would affect the confidence of the team.

"I am very much concerned that the flood problem will affect the confidence of foreign investors, who might move their production from Thailand to other countries," Mr. Prasarn said.

Linguistic and cultural differences further hinder credible international communication and negatively affect the confidence of international buyers, leading to high transaction costs for buyers trying to precisely identify high quality exporters (Hallak 2006; Hummels and Klenow 2005).

They know the manager believes they are capable of winning the title and Wenger may have felt that if he brought in another striker it might affect the confidence of Giroud.

However, in this analysis, both tests were performed in less than a 4-day period, which is considered too short to affect the confidence of the proteinuria measurement.

"To me, it looks like it's affecting the confidence of the students," she says.

That England are still unable to win tight games at international level remains a worry, despite a change of coach and the return of Burgess into the fold following his spell in rugby union, but it does not seem to have affected the confidence of a group that were expected to make the final before the tournament began.

Although "the European debt crisis is a big issue because it's affecting the confidence of C.E.O.'s everywhere," Mr. Nadal acknowledged, "business for us has been terrific," with a 24 percent increase in the first half in organic growth — revenue minus acquisitions and currency exchange — compared with the same period last year.

Subjective perception of the observer (forensic expert) affects the confidence of prediction [18, 22].

Patient aggression was a significant factor affecting the confidence of two doctors and five nurses.