Sentence examples for lost confidence that from inspiring English sources

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

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

Further cuts might help, but markets long ago lost confidence that there is a politically achievable level of austerity sufficient to deliver the necessary Greek surpluses.

Europe has lost confidence that the Greek government has the will or capacity to follow through on its commitments to structural changes.

Greeks, whose standard of living is dropping precipitously with no end in sight, have lost confidence that the bailout will actually save the country from default.

The new institutions of democracy — Parliament, the courts — people have also lost confidence that those can protect them and help them.

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

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

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

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

When investors lose confidence that other people will honour the promises that underpin financial assets, they retreat to government bonds, cash or gold, which are more dependable.