Sentence examples for destroyed confidence from inspiring English sources

As a result, it has destroyed confidence, plunging the world economy into a lengthy recession.

Now, Ms. Thapa said, political instability and strong Maoist unions that pressure Nepali companies have "destroyed confidence in the market".

The reactionary crackdown that ensued destroyed confidence in the Social Democratic leadership and turned many of the Austrian middle-class towards fascism.

The horrors of Rwanda and Srebrenica in the 1990s, when UN troops stood by in the face of genocide, destroyed confidence in the system and prompted a fundamental overhaul.

Yet the alternative reneging on a previous government's pledge to go ahead with the rise could have destroyed confidence in Japan's ability to cope with its monstrous burden of public debt.The early signs are that a preternaturally lucky Mr Abe has got away with it.

After signing an initial bailout agreement with the fund in December 1997, the government took over SeoulBank and Korea First Bank when they were quaking under billions of dollars in nonperforming loans and were on the brink of collapse; their failures, the government said, would have destroyed confidence in the Korean economy at home and abroad.

In this complicated situation, a teacher must walk a thin line, destroying complacency without destroying confidence.

It would destroy confidence further when we need to build compromises".

"I'd like to think BNFL had no intention to be secretive but this destroys confidence.

As the case may be, that one point can restore, maintain, deflate, or destroy confidence.

"It's going to have a disabling effect on the markets and destroy confidence in the credit markets.