Sentence examples for shaken confidence from inspiring English sources

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

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

The press conference was peppered with references to love, mortality, shaken confidence, an unaccustomed difficulty in making decisions.

But a recent change in the way Illinois reports investment results has shaken confidence in the state's estimates.

Since then, the turbulence in world markets has shaken confidence within India, leading to the cancellation of two large IPOs.

Still, it was clear that the death of Mr. Wauthier had shaken confidence in Zurich Insurance's financial performance.

By the same logic, a sharp downturn can shake confidence.

You may argue that it would shake confidence to the ground.

His death shook confidence and growth declined from 6% in 2004 to 1% in 2005.

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

That development would shake confidence not only in the economy of Greece, but also of other heavily indebted European nations.