Sentence examples for weakened confidence from inspiring English sources

It believes Saunders's tenure as director of public prosecutions has weakened confidence in the judicial process.

"We should put behind us the era of diminishing trust in public institutions and weakened confidence in leaders," Mr. Ramaphosa said in his first address to the nation in February.

The intellectual traditions of modernist and postmodernist art have weakened confidence further; their tendency is not to celebrate the public but to celebrate rebellion against the public, often turning "public art" into a near oxymoron.

"Weakened confidence and the drag from fiscal adjustment — accelerated in some parts of the euro area— will be only partly offset by the recent depreciation of the euro, which is now broadly in line with fundamentals".

The RoB assessments of all other studies raised some doubt about their results or suggested weakened confidence in the results.

If the sales go poorly, it could further weaken confidence in Europe's financial system.

"Importantly, the debt ceiling debate is still upcoming and could further weaken confidence," he said.

By itself, the 1929 crash did not so weaken confidence and consumer buying that it caused the Depression.

It could also lead to trade barriers between the close neighbours, and weaken confidence in the Northern Ireland peace process.

Mr. Erdogan's conviction drew criticism from the United States for weakening confidence in democracy in Turkey, a NATO member.

This week's ruling will only weaken confidence in the willingness of countries to bail out foreign creditors.