Sentence examples for deterioration in confidence from inspiring English sources

The rate of the deterioration in confidence lost some pace, however, as German economic sentiment improved and returned to September levels.

"Perhaps the more difficult challenge is to capture the broader risks the institution might confront in conditions of a general deterioration in confidence in credit and an erosion in liquidity," Mr. Geithner said in the speech.

In the blunter of the two presentations, Ms. Lagarde said that economic risks "have been aggravated further by a deterioration in confidence and a growing sense that policymakers do not have the conviction, or simply are not willing, to take the decisions that are needed".

The bank had acted "in order to prevent these uncertainties from leading to a deterioration in business confidence and consumer sentiment".

Capping off a dismal year, Burke said admissions across the casino business and Mecca had declined in recent weeks, echoing the wider deterioration in consumer confidence.

Ratings agency Fitch cited "deterioration in market confidence for London City offices following the UK vote to leave the EU" as it downgraded a complex bond – known as Ulysses – secured against the City Point skyscraper.

Although I still see much excellent teaching and students who are lapping up learning, I also notice deterioration in teacher confidence and student enthusiasm, which I attribute to too much testing and teachers' feeling that they are no longer in charge of their classrooms.

His premise is that the crises on the banking, credit and housing fronts will get significantly worse before they get better; he also points to continued deterioration in consumer confidence, the high probability of a sharply accelerated slowdown in consumer spending and an out-of-control budget with an estimated deficit this year of $1.75 trillion.

Goldman Sachs released a note this week suggesting that a recent deterioration in American consumer confidence seems to be related to concern about the outcome of the debt-ceiling impasse.

The banking system has not been able to withstand the trials it has faced as a result of difficult market conditions, global deterioration of confidence in economic affairs, and domestic risk appetite.

Therefore, high levels of burnout in doctors can lead to poor performance, medical errors, decreased quality of medical care and deterioration of confidence in health services [ 1, 2, 4, 12, 14- 17].