Sentence examples for confidence caused from inspiring English sources

This crisis of confidence caused Reynolds's coalition deal with the Progressive Democrats to implode.

McClaren's successor, Fabio Capello, subsequently pointed to his team playing "with problems" and a loss of confidence caused by pressure telling on the bigger occasions at Wembley.

Kantar said retailers had been hit by a combination of unseasonal weather and fragile consumer confidence caused by economic doom warnings around the Brexit vote.

In a supporting statement sent to shareholders, Unite said Sports Direct had suffered a crisis of confidence caused partly by its treatment of workers.

Given the declines in the stock market and the crisis in investor confidence caused by the bankruptcy of the Enron Corporation, he said, consumers need to be able to rely on their banks.

And they will worry that the inevitable downward lurch in economic confidence caused by the banking crisis may yet drive many voters back to Mr Brown, just as the prime minister so clearly intends.

The next "fastest finger" is Matt Murray, an independent filmmaker whose smooth confidence causes everyone to smell a big winner.

PROFESSOR HIRA believes a lack of confidence causes some women not to take a more commanding role.

A weak figure could damage confidence causing a stock market rout, but it could also mean more QE, which would boost stock markets.

Some fear that the latest round of high-profile job cuts will undermine consumers' confidence, causing them to spend more cautiously.

It would be ironic if falling consumer confidence causes more Australians to holiday at home rather than abroad, and thus actually help the economy.