Sentence examples for damaged confidence from inspiring English sources

Equivocation and watered-down policy has damaged confidence in low-carbon investment.

Highly publicized cases where auditors gave in to clients have damaged confidence.

A huge banking scandal has engulfed the president, and further damaged confidence in Indonesia's battered economy.

This is the latest in a series of snap decisions that have damaged confidence in the government's energy policy".

"Scandals like Winterbourne View and Mid-Staffs have damaged confidence in our health and care system," said Mr Lamb.

The war in Iraq damaged confidence in the principle of humanitarian intervention and strengthened the hand of isolationists.

This embarrassing revelation will damage confidence in the current incumbent.

There had been fears that Paterson's remarks would damage confidence in the UK meat industry.

Irranca-Davies said government inaction was damaging confidence in the food industry.

SSE (formerly Scottish & Southern Energy) warned last week that the referendum was damaging confidence and investment.

Uttering the word does not risk damaging confidence, at least not fundamentally.