Sentence examples for disrupt confidence from inspiring English sources
"It will likely disrupt confidence, trade and investment but the economic contagion alone is unlikely to derail the eurozone's recovery entirely," she said.
But, we must also be aware that we have now reached a critical momentum; any perception that we are slowing down could disrupt confidence".
For weeks, global markets had lurched downward and investors had become increasingly concerned that Europe's failure to act was disrupting confidence and growth around the world.
This fear may be unconscious or conscious and may disrupt our confidence, causing anxiety about the effect of our success on other people.
Just occasionally artists, invariably wanderers rather than fetishists of the local (John Robert Cozens, Caspar David Friedrich, Turner, Courbet) broke free from this obligation to aesthetic management and delivered the kind of spatial ambiguities designed to disconcert and disrupt the confidence of ownership.
The arctic, Heuer argues, rightly perceived, disrupts confidence in the flow of meaning and capital.
"I would think there's a pretty good argument that the directors' judgment would be respected," Mr. Hamermesh said, if the judge believed that the board was convinced by genuine facts that the Oracle offer might be aborted by antitrust actions or that it posed a serious risk of driving down revenue because of disrupted customer confidence.
Disrupting the confidence of young people who are simply out to enjoy themselves after a long period of work, study, caring for a relative, aspiring for their futures, and inspiring others to exceed beyond the margins society has placed before them".
Struggling to express her chock and despair, due to her language problems, the participant expressed how this event disrupted her self-confidence and identity.
Sportsmen detest uncertainty; it can disrupt the absolute confidence that permits them to play at full potential and there is always some uncertainty after a long absence.
