Sentence examples for failing confidence from inspiring English sources

But without a workable recovery plan, high debts and failing confidence have dampened the bounces.

JPMorgan agreed to buy Bear, which until recently had been the fifth-biggest Wall Street investment bank, after Bear collapsed 10 days ago because large subprime losses and failing confidence in the firm prompted a run on the bank.

Gold prices reached their highest point in more than two years as international tensions and failing confidence in stocks and bonds drove investors toward the shelter of the precious metal.

And the jurors said they did not believe that negative press and failing market confidence combined to sink the company.

In February, British Land, Britain's second-largest property developer, was forced to cut £1.4bn from the value of its offices and out-of-town retail parks yesterday in response to the credit crunch and failing investor confidence.

He resigned late last month after failing a parliamentary confidence vote.

Still, Facebook, by failing to instill confidence among investors and executives, has made a weak market weaker.

All anyone knows is that he worried himself sick over his grandmother's failing health, lost confidence in himself, along with everyone else.

We call on Iran's spirit of responsibility to restore cooperation and confidence, failing which the Security Council will have no choice but to take up the issue".

Being helpful, beneficial, enjoyable and challenging on the one hand, and feelings of threat or being unnerved due to the subjectivity of assessment, or failing to develop confidence in acting fairly as an assessor (Sambell et al., 1997) on the other hand are some attitudes toward peer assessment indicating that students' levels of acceptability are varied (Topping, 1998).

He said EU leaders were "undermining public confidence" by failing to come up with a comprehensive response to the eurozone crisis.