Sentence examples for shaking faith from inspiring English sources
Vajiralongkorn faces the challenges of a country that has become fractured over the past 10 years as contending political forces have engaged in bitter battles that have sometimes turned violent, shaking faith in the democratic system.
Alianza; 213 pages; Pta2,250BETWEEN 1993 and 1996 a series of corruption scandals convulsed Spanish public life, shaking faith in the country's political institutions and forcing a reassessment of the deceptively smooth transition two decades earlier from the dictatorship of General Francisco Franco.
Hackers are shaking faith in sharing private information.
Because Darwinism was shaking faith in traditional religion, and the detective offered a new, secular version of the priestly class, answering the riddles of existence.
The movement has already shaken faith in Hong Kong's institutions.
That dispute also shook faith in the Russian market.
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.
Curiously the crunch has not shaken faith in two currencies favoured by yield-hungry investors: the Brazilian real and Turkish lira.
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.
