Sentence examples for diminished faith from inspiring English sources
"We have diminished faith in Green Mountain's forecasting abilities following misses in two of the last four quarters," William Chappell at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey said in a note.
Even when the air clears, there'll be diminished faith in the ability of the post office not to mention FedEx, DHL, and UPS to make speedy delivery of documents.
Mr. Huhne spent years denying the accusations against him, provoking questions about Britons' diminished faith in their elected leaders, and adding some credence to the notion that politics is governed, as much as anything else, by the law of unintended consequences.
"I think there's a problem when you have a large enough element of the community [that has] diminished faith in our police service," he said at a press event before he left the city on business in Japan and China.
Regardless of the reason, treatment failure often diminished faith in modern medicine and discouraged future care-seeking there.
Books in this mode usually present their subjects as figures of heroic grandeur despite all-too-human shortcomings — and so, again, speak directly to the current moment, with its diminished faith in government and in the nation's elected leaders.
The euro zone could yet fall apart, deterring economic activity and diminishing faith in fiat currencies.
"Stir things up, cause confounding, but do not diminish faith in Jesus Christ," he said in Spanish.
He attempts to cover his whole childhood, examine his diminishing faith, poke at his super-religious upbringing, map his evolving sexuality and play it all for laughs (and a few tears).
In a sign of diminishing faith in another recount, Judge Charles A. Francis of Leon County Circuit Court on Friday ordered that no Palm Beach ballots or equipment be touched over the weekend.
Instead most of us struggle just to get by, while hoping, with diminishing faith, that someone will deal with the array of national and global crises.
