Sentence examples for fading confidence from inspiring English sources
However, the limited optimism on jobs is undercut by swiftly fading confidence in the country's trajectory.
They rallied slightly in September after the investor Warren E. Buffett helped shore up fading confidence in the bank with a $5 billion investment.
The European Commission's index of economic sentiment in the euro area crept down to 99.8 from 100.1, thanks to fading confidence in the services industry, retailing and industrial firms.The Japanese economy continues to rebound.
Alex Salmond's former party is likely to be one of few options for David Cameron if the Tories fail to secure an overall majority in May and the nationalists believe they may hold the balance of power in Westminster amid fading confidence in the three main parties and popular support for greater Scottish autonomy following the independence referendum.
Pearce, who spent 12 years with Forest as a player, also blamed fading confidence and stupid errors for his side's latest loss.
We see a fading confidence in the value of free markets and international trade — forgetting that conflict, instability and poverty follow in the wake of protectionism.
So the next policy front should be fiscal (see article).When credit markets are dysfunctional, private demand is fading and confidence weak, a fiscal jolt is a good option.
Time will tell whether the latecomer can grapple with heightened security measures and fading customer confidence in riding with strangers.
My femininity felt like it was slowly fading, my confidence wilting, and my future as an actor was unknown.
The scene in which Clark walks into the courtroom after her notorious makeover she has swapped one unflattering perm for another was remarkable for the nakedness of Paulson's face, as Clark cross-fades from confidence to humiliation and, finally, to gratitude, after Chris Darden mercifully tells her she looks fantastic.
