Sentence examples for reduces confidence from inspiring English sources

"But constant changes to super reduces confidence".

He said the number of spoilt papers "reduces confidence and trust in the whole process".

It is unsteadily grounded and hard to square with the justices' previous decisions, and it reduces confidence in the court.

Mr ElBaradei points out that the Qom site is not only illegal, but also "reduces confidence" in Iran's claim not to have other secret facilities.

"To the extent that the actual success is undercounted, it reduces confidence among advertisers to spend more dollars," said Murgesh Navar, the founder of VoloMedia, an advertising firm that specializes in online and portable audio and video.

In comments which the Conservatives see as a clear endorsement of their plans, Blair writes in his book, A Journey: "The danger now is this: if governments don't tackle deficits, the bill is footed by taxpayers, who fear that big deficits now mean big taxes in the future, the prospect of which reduces confidence, investment and purchasing power.

A big rescue could actually end up reducing confidence.

On the contrary, it has worsened the recession, increased social tension and further reduced confidence.

Reduced confidence would presumably cause many consumers to be more frugal in their spending decisions.

Likewise, the impact on victims is equally as varied, ranging from financial loss to reduced confidence.

This government is going down the same road, which risks reduced confidence, stunted growth and fewer jobs".