Sentence examples for destroying confidence from inspiring English sources

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

Any such act had to be made public despite the risk of destroying confidence in the mortgage lender.

German conservative MEP Manfred Weber said Tsipras was "destroying confidence in Europe", and attacked him for calling last week's referendum.

Ambiguity on this point for cynical political purposes is destroying confidence on both sides in the capacity of the other to compromise.

"You are destroying confidence in Europe," he wailed, before pointing out that Mr Tsipras had unsavoury bed fellows on the far left and right for a man who insists he wants to remain part of the eurozone.

Israel's continued settlement activity, which this week prompted a direct rebuke from Kerry to Netanyahu, has much the same deadening effect, destroying confidence that the government is sincere.

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

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

"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.

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