Sentence examples for shake faith from inspiring English sources
A run on one bank can shake faith in another, if only because depositors have no reliable way to distinguish between sound and unsound institutions.
Most big countries dropped out of the system and floated their currencies.The repeated collapse of fixed exchange-rate regimes did little to shake faith in the idea.
It is also possible that Koala Boy's tale is a fiction concocted by persons unknown to shake faith in the elections, and so undermine the authority of the incoming national and local governments.But whether or not there was actual fraud, Koala Boy has given a jolt to confidence in the computerised system.
Results like these can shake faith in what's supposedly an increasingly data-driven world.
More hacking incidents could shake faith in the platform, so it's willing to do whatever's necessary to prevent that, even if it means banning white-collar apps.
The movement has already shaken faith in Hong Kong's institutions.
That dispute also shook faith in the Russian market.
It shakes faith at a time when faith is under stress.
Regardless, the judgments have shaken faith in the courts, both in Hong Kong and abroad.
Last autumn's revelation that 6 million people have paid the wrong amount of tax has shaken faith in government systems.
The tsunami and earthquake that devastated northern Japan in March crippled the Fukushima nuclear reactor complex and shook faith in the safety of nuclear power worldwide.
