New government initiatives are doing nothing to restore confidence; indeed the inconsistency of policy is undermining sentiment.
The congressman told a crowd of about 50 supporters that outsiders were trying to undermine local sentiment.
Worried that the repulse would undermine Confederate sentiments in the Bluegrass State, Bragg veered his entire force to Munfordville and compelled the garrison to surrender.
Nervousness over the escalating debt crisis in Europe and feeble growth in the United States has undermined investor sentiment this year and caused new-issue volumes to slump.
(Or, as he recently told a crowd in Montana, "We're the schmucks paying for the whole thing"). On Thursday, Trump proclaimed, "I believe in NATO," then immediately undermined the sentiment by complaining that Europe was unfair to American farmers.
On "Pinocchio Story" he continues his lament: There is no Gucci I can buy There is no Louis Vuitton to put on There is no YSL that they could sell To get my heart out of this hell And my mind out of this jail On any of Mr. West's earlier albums, he would have quickly undermined this sentiment — of course a shopping spree would cheer him up — but here, bluntness is the goal.
Back at the Bachelorette Suite Tamra accurately self-identifies as a "hot mess" as she, Vicki, and Lydia enter the Bachelorette Suite to apologize, their neon mouse ears undermining this sentiment.
With limited policy space in the near term, further negative shocks – either domestic or external – could undermine financial market sentiment, halt the recovery, and push the economy into lower inflation and even deflation," the IMF said.
"With a wave of elections in Europe in 2017, such a shift in sentiment would undermine political integration and increase demand for national sovereignty," said analysts at Jefferies.
The drop in business sentiment may undermine the bank's contention that rising profits will filter into higher wages and consumer spending, propelling the economy.
