Sentence examples for drop of confidence from inspiring English sources

Blackpool assistant Alex Rae: "There's not been a drop of confidence with recent results and I think that was evident.

Why it mattered: Haddin's 128-run partnership with centurion Steve Smith catapulted Australia to an above-par 326 and drained the last drops of confidence from England.

Confusion reigns as they exchange their little piles, although they rarely drop the air of confidence in their mechanical actions.

Countries with large debts in their own currency, like France after World War I, have sometimes experienced big loss-of-confidence drops in the value of their currency — but nothing like the debt-induced recession we're being told to fear.

However, the latest data indicated that the drop in the degree of confidence since January was the lowest recorded for five and a half years.

"Perhaps the real reason for the deterioration in the economic situation in Europe was the massive drop in confidence of international investors in the ability of the euro area to overcome its more systemic problems," Mr. Wolff wrote in a blog posting shortly after Mr. Rehn's news conference.

The level of confidence drops.

Borrowing rates between banks dropped again, a crucial show of confidence among financial institutions.

Once I'd gained a bit of confidence, I dropped the ant facade.

Cone displayed a sliver of confidence by dropping his arm angle to throw a rare sidearm slider to Chad Moeller, Minnesota's ninth-place hitter.

McCarty et al (13) identify lack of dilating drops in the practice, lack of confidence in detecting changes, concern re time taken and the fear of precipitation of angle-closure glaucoma as major barriers to GPs performing dilated ophthalmoscopy with their patients.