Sentence examples for regained faith from inspiring English sources

"As we made reforms, foreign investors regained faith in us, especially investors from Japan," Mr. Bush said.

The short-term Treasury bills that were battered over the last two weeks were again popular as investors regained faith that the government would not default on its obligations.

Her personal story is one of gaining, losing and regaining faith in a tolerant, polyglot society.

It took a whole week of talking with Mashape and experimenting to regain faith in Bonobo.

If that happens, he said, Europe could rebound quickly, as investors regain faith in the viability of the euro union.

Christophe Georges, Bentley's North American president, said that rising luxury-car sales showed that consumers were regaining faith in the economy.

He points to various signs, like a 17 percent increase in the number of people calling into a tip line, that residents are steadily regaining faith in the police.

This would support them until shipping finance recovers and hesitant customers regain faith in the world economy.Yet the restructuring forced by low-cost Asian competitors has left Europe's shipyards with some advantages.

But housing has perhaps never been a better bargain, and sooner or later buyers will regain faith, inventories will shrink to reasonable levels, prices will rise and we'll even start building again.

European insurers need to make profits from underwriting, to invest less riskily (meaning less in equities), and to bring down the costs of selling policies before investors regain faith in their business model.

These parochial priorities can stand in the way of fulfilling the first two pledges of the Charter: to end "the scourge of war" and to regain "faith in fundamental human rights".