Any weakening of our confidence in Anderson's identification of logic and ontology, for example, would critically undermine significant components of the position.
The negativity projected by the image of organ trade can have a detrimental effect even on the organ donation for altruistic purposes because it weakens the fiber of confidence of the people in the transparency and authenticity of the process.
Peter Hann, banking expert at the Cass Business School, said the measures would have been better applied shortly after the banking crash of 2008, adding that "right now, in a time of weakening confidence, changing confidence is not going to happen just by easing money".
We believe the reduced rate of growth reflects the effects of weakening consumer confidence, increased terrorism concerns, sustained lower fuel prices, the related effects of car and air competition, slower UK GDP growth and slowing growth in real earnings.
Luke Baker writes: "Bailing-in" bank depositors would be legally difficult and carry the risk of weakening confidence in banks across the eruozone, the officials said.
In Japan, overseas acquisitions are a sign of weakening confidence in the outlook for the domestic economy, as the country deals with more than two decades of stagnation and faces long-term population decline.
He said: "There is no doubt that the political shock of the Brexit result has taken place at a time of weakening business confidence.
Supermarkets were behind the plunge, the ONS said, as they slashed prices in the face of weakening consumer confidence.
False claims by Social Security's opponents that Social Security is unaffordable have succeeded in weakening the confidence of the American people in the program's future, but the false claims have not, at least so far, resulted in actual cuts.
The loss of money and the compromise of private information weaken the confidence of consumers to make payment electronically.
