Sentence examples for stifle confidence from inspiring English sources

Will it be more of the same interventionist policies that businesses say stifle confidence and trade?

More than two years after the bailout, officials say that the dead weight of debt, mostly in bad property loans, is still hanging over the economy, stifling confidence and suffocating recovery.

Over-cautious rejections could delay patient benefits, reduce export earnings and stifle investor confidence; yet safety classifications of innovative nanotechnology products at the device/medicine 'boundary' will be distinctly complex.

The solution is for all sides to be willing to meet in the middle and address the fiscal indecision that stifles the confidence needed for companies to invest in job-creating growth.

Stifled, they lost confidence, skill, passion.

A sharp drop in consumer confidence stifled enthusiasm for stocks yesterday, sending the market lower and more than wiping out Monday's gains.

It stifles investment, undermines confidence and makes banks reduce their exposure to risk.

"We must look to further undermine the West's already-struggling economies with carefully timed and targeted attacks on symbols of capitalism, which will again shake consumer confidence and stifle spending," he said.

Do not stifle her air of confidence with your insecurity.

Consumer spending seems stifled by lack of confidence in the future.

Import-dependent Egypt is facing a dollar shortage that has stifled business activity and hit confidence in the economy.