Sentence examples for shake confidence in from inspiring English sources

Doesn't that shake confidence in the system?

You would think this would amount to strong evidence that the downgrade totally failed to shake confidence in US debt.

Any failure to pay due debt would effectively amount to a default, which, however briefly, could shake confidence in the American economy and unsettle global financial markets.

Her subsequent fogginess and impaired balance midway through all three races did not shake confidence in their procedures, said Kyle Wilkens, United States Skiing's medical director.

Such an attack could shake confidence in the global financial services system, causing banks, businesses and consumers to be stymied, confused or panicked, which in turn could have a major negative impact on economic activity.

A conviction for eight murders would make Ms Letby Britain's most prolific child killer and the deaths threaten to shake confidence in the NHS as it marks its 70th anniversary tomorrow.

That speech raised expectations that were not fulfilled, shaking confidence in US leadership.

The flood of recalls in the United States has shaken confidence in Toyota's reputation for quality.

In 1967 Britain was forced to devalue, shaking confidence in the system.

And yet the past few weeks have rightly shaken confidence in the new Europe.

The scandal follows other cases that have shaken confidence in the authorities' ability to protect public health.