Sentence examples for broad loss of from inspiring English sources

I believe among Southern Baptists there has been a broad loss of confidence in those who publish and market the N.I.V".

The anger directed at the system is therefore diffuse, says Mr Teles, leading to a broad loss of trust in the public sector.

Two years ago, a certain Mr Juppé thought likewise, posing on his blog the question: "What advantage will we gain from losing this specificity?"The argument is hard to disprove, or to disentangle from other factors, most notably a broad loss of influence for Europe and Mr Sarkozy's mercurial diplomatic style.

Modification of residue 113 with pyrene destabilized the wildtype illustrated by a broad loss of excimer (Figure 5C, dotted line).

A broad loss of heterozygosity (LOH) on 11p15 was also more common in the grade IV gliomas (Additional file 5: Table S5 and Fig.  3b).

Results show broad loss of the phenotype of EAAs biosynthesis in several groups of eukaryotes, followed by multiple secondary gene losses.

And business people worry that the euro sell-off reflects a broader loss of faith in the common currency.

If prices continue to slide, it is easy to imagine another round of demands for the authorities to rescue investors in the name of stability and prevent a broader loss of confidence among over-borrowed households.

As The Economist went to press, Hurricane Rita was headed straight for Houston, Texas, a centre of America's already battered oil industry.And yet a bigger worry is not just a reaction to higher fuel prices, but a broader loss of consumer confidence.

Perhaps the vehemence and vitriol of the Adderall Wars are but a reflection of a broader loss of comity and civility in today's public discourse.

These and other major economic crises have often left the banking sector in ruins, causing credit crunches and broader losses on a wide range of financial instruments.