Sentence examples for diminishing confidence from inspiring English sources

The diminishing confidence in economic policies7.

In a darkened room in a posh Paris hotel, he tries, with diminishing confidence, to finish writing a book.

If so, this could create something of a feedback loop, with diminishing confidence in Mr. Obama, diminishing confidence in the economy, and an actual decline in economic performance all reinforcing one another.

I urged him to consider a change in policy that would slow the diminishing confidence in the democracy and freedom model felt by Arab spring political prisoners.

The UN high commissioner for human rights – which manages conflict death tolls – stopped counting Syria's dead in mid-2014, citing lack of access and diminishing confidence in data sources.

"The diminishing confidence that local authorities can meet their most basic legal duties to provide care for the most vulnerable citizens should be a huge source of public concern".

This battle certainly diminishes confidence in China's promises and offers little stability for Hong Kong.

"Headwinds that previously held back the economy – including adverse credit conditions and diminished confidence – have eased.

A possible greater cost of these scrip shenanigans is diminished confidence in the greenback.

Mr. Kim said the losses had "diminished confidence in our party an d disappointed party members and supporters".

The betting line dropped as the fight approached, a sign of diminished confidence in Mayweather — or the usual wishful thinking.