Sentence examples for losing confidence that from inspiring English sources

My parents were overwhelmed with the mail and bill-paying issues, and losing confidence that they could cope.

Brazil's economy is expected to grow only 2.5 percent this year, and investors are losing confidence that the government has a realistic plan for sustainable growth.

In addition, investors may be losing confidence that a fast victory for the United States against Iraq will open the way for the stock market to rebound.

"We are developing a great reliance on foreign capital to pay for our debt," Mr. DeKaser said, "and it is clear that foreigners are losing confidence, that there is a greater reluctance to finance our trade deficit".

"Given several events and proceedings over the past year, I am rapidly losing confidence that the commission has been conducting its affairs in an appropriate manner," the chairman, Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, said in a letter dated Monday to the F.C.C. chairman, Kevin J. Martin.

European stocks turned lower on Tuesday, tracking a drop in Asia and on Wall Street Monday, suggesting that investors were losing confidence that the governments of advanced nations could turn around their faltering economies.

One is if depositors lose confidence that their savings are safe.

Have we so lost confidence that we will be there for one another?

"That happens when people lose confidence that policymakers know what they are doing.

She said junior doctors had "lost confidence that the Health Secretary is conducting negotiations in good faith".

If they don't get this right now, people will lose confidence that it could ever be gotten right".