Sentence examples for crash confidence from inspiring English sources

Last month Morrison said Labor's proposal would "crash" confidence in the economy.

Recently, the Crash Confidence Index has been on an upswing again.

Morrison has subsequently warned any changes would "crash" confidence in the economy because by undermining property values.

The treasurer, Scott Morrison, claims Labor's negative gearing policy will "crash" confidence in the economy because it will undermine property values so much.

"If you want to crash confidence in the economy, go and play around with the value of the family home, which is what Labor's proposal, their housing tax proposal, does," Morrison said on Sunday.

We compute a "Crash Confidence Index," which measures people's confidence that there will not be a stock market crash like that of Oct. 28, 1929, or Oct. 19, 1987.

The work conveys not why we were in Vietnam but what we were there and everywhere, at a moment of soaring and crashing confidence.

There is a crash of confidence in our political and business elites.

Bored with her material after the extensive touring (her set list started to feel like "a grave-dig") she had a confidence crash in late 2008 – an "inner oh fuck" – triggered after sharing a stage with "really proficient, soul-searching artists" like Martha Wainwright and Feist and feeling "very, very aware that I was known as a writer of rhythmic danceable material".

But the almost hysterical reaction to the crash had damaged confidence.

But when markets started to crash, so did confidence in Phoenix policies.