Sentence examples for revive the confidence from inspiring English sources

The elite project is now exploiting this weakness to revive the confidence of financial markets and further deepen capitalism.

Kevin Reilly, the president of Fox entertainment, said that "Modern Family" seemed to "revive the confidence of the creative community — I definitely feel more vibrancy in comedy now".

The Bangladesh team declined a tour of Pakistan twice, citing security concerns, and an unofficial tour by a World XI in October did little to revive the confidence of international cricket bodies.

In spite of these measures to increase the participation of marginalized groups in the country and to revive the confidence of the people in electoral processes and institution, the right to suffrage of Filipinos remains undermined as voters with disabilities have not been able to fully participate in the country's political and public sphere.

"People must participate, it's the only way to revive the confidence in politics," Anibal Garduño, local mayoral candidate for Citizens Movement, the leftist opposition party, told VICE News.

But its deficit-reduction policies have failed to revive the business confidence that was supposed to spur private-sector hiring.

Mr. Obama thinks that the way to revive the economy is to restore confidence in it.

Brazil needs to cut its deficit to be able to bring down interest rates, restore investor confidence and revive the sluggish economy.

In addition, they said, the bill will help revive the economy by restoring public confidence in the safety of air travel.

Citigroup officials hope the government's additional support bolsters confidence and helps revive the company's sunken stock price.

The second, more important, is to let loose Keynesian animal spirits to lift sagging consumer confidence and thus revive the economy.