Sentence examples similar to confidence undermining from inspiring English sources

The British media stumbles into 2016 with its confidence undermined and its future still in doubt.

Desperate not to see public confidence undermined further, the White House insisted that he had merely had minor dental treatment.

"A big housing tax will undermine consumer confidence, undermine people's own home values, and have all sorts of disruptive impacts on the economy," he said.

Meanwhile, back in Denmark, the shipping company chief executive (Soren Malling), who prides himself on being a tough negotiator and a disciplined leader, finds his confidence undermined by a situation over which he has almost no control.

She had an arc that echoed the evolution of women: Raised to be a milquetoast, her confidence undermined by her domineering mother and philandering husband, she somehow made herself over into a figure of greatness.

Otherwise, you will find your confidence undermined.

"Real or perceived breaches of this trust undermine confidence in our parliamentarians".

The difference for the more confident (and also for the confidence-undermining) is that they don't dwell on this or let it affect their external relations.

And the new worry is that this latest effort to instill confidence may undermine it instead.

These factors facilitated the infiltration of poor quality products that degrade user confidence and undermine legitimate producers.

But their support falters when their confidence is undermined by America failing to use force when it says it will.