crisis of confidence

The result has been a crisis of confidence in the industry.

It goes beyond yet another crisis of confidence in government.

"But that could lead to a crisis of confidence in the company."

Our nation's crisis of confidence reached all the way to the top.

In the present crisis of confidence, the party will have to fight for it again.

The crisis of confidence in church leadership was such that action could no longer be left for the local level.

"People are saying, finally the crisis of confidence is going to end.

She wondered if they all shared her current crisis of confidence.

It provoked a public crisis of confidence in the Army.

"The reason is that we are dealing with a crisis of confidence," he said.

There was a crisis of confidence across the country long before this case startled the people.

The deep crisis of confidence in politics also illustrates this.

It further underscores the crisis of confidence in the school system.

"It was the closest I've come to a true crisis of confidence," she said.

Besides, all five medical students were in an acute crisis of confidence.

We must stop exacerbating the crisis of confidence still further.

His departure, under any circumstances, would create a crisis of confidence.

But a lot is at stake in trying to overcome the current crisis of confidence.

Western Europeans seem to be suffering a crisis of confidence.

As a people we face a crisis of confidence.

But there is already a crisis of confidence for the more than 67,000 men and women who are the bomb makers.

This talk about a crisis of confidence in the City is overdone.

They have been blamed for creating the stock market's crisis of confidence.

Then there will be a real crisis of confidence.

He himself has been hit by a crisis of confidence and walloped hard.