Sentence examples for shake public from inspiring English sources

Protestors gathered outside the auction house and critics complained it would shake public trust in museums.

But she has been unable to shake public debate about the timing of the sale.

"For Marshall to skirt his punishment would undoubtedly shake public confidence in the criminal justice system," Mr. Seidemann wrote.

In fact, however, the coming fight over the tires is likely to shake public confidence further, according to experts.

1] denounced Communist China as aggressive and predatory and declared its entry into the United Nations could seriously shake public confidence in the world organization.

Not only does any research touched by tainted data have to be re-examined, but high-profile cases of misconduct can also shake public confidence.

Several recent missteps have particularly shaken public confidence.

Wrongful convictions and prosecutions have shaken public faith in the criminal justice system.

The reports of impropriety have shaken public confidence in local leaders.

The moves come after several lapses in experiments that Dr. Koski said had shaken public confidence.

Since 1999 a spate of accidents, scandals and cover-ups have shaken public confidence.