Sentence examples for which undermines confidence from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has endorsed the plan and Jacob J. Lew, the Treasury secretary, issued a statement saying it would help "address the persistent issue of stateless income, which undermines confidence in our tax system".

3) The statistics in this paper are poorly presented, which undermines confidence in the results.

He allowed Congress to pass the controversial McKinley Tariff, which set rates higher than ever, and the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, which undermined confidence in the gold standard.

He was aided by the collapse of agricultural prices and widespread unemployment, which undermined confidence in democratic government and encouraged many to seek salvation in extremist politics.

On the one hand, financial hardship restricts their activities; on the other, it increases frailty – including the loss of mobility, eyesight or memory, all of which undermine confidence when moving around in the wider community.

This proposal is aimed at ensuring freedom of travel along the Ring Road, the lack of which undermines public confidence in the Afghan government and in the international community's efforts.

Where examiners receive potentially biasing case information, mounting research raises concerns as to whether this information could have tainted their analysis, which undermines our confidence in their judgment.

Online haste leads to sloppy mistakes, which undermine the confidence of readers.

A deep recession caused a political crisis in 2013, which undermined investor confidence, causing hopes for a return to market financing in mid-2014 to recede.

said: "It is failures such as those witnessed at Morecambe Bay which undermine public confidence in the CQC's essential standards".

Many women have also had unpleasant prior experiences, which undermined their confidence in talking to doctors.