Examples of using Lost confidence in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, Magee's army lost confidence in him, and discord spread among the republican leaders.
have you lost confidence in yourself?
BCE when the Sanhedrin lost confidence in the ability of the High Priest to serve as its head.
In polls taken among the youth of several industrialised countries it appears that a majority have lost confidence in the future, reported the sociologist Olivier Galland5.
capital-exporting countries appear to have lost confidence in global markets as a stable
trying new things is one of the best ways to rebuild your lost confidence.
has it been accompanied by robust outreach to minorities to rebuild lost confidence.
vulnerable people have lost confidence in the formal financial system.
My wife had now lost confidence in me, for which I could not blame her.
Investors had deserted major capital markets because they had lost confidence in the chief executive officers(CEOs),
The preclear has lost confidence in his ability to face existence
But cloris had lost confidence in my ability to get her to the Emmys on time.
However, it is generally recognised that the public had lost confidence in the old regime
A corrective downturn continued in the first quarter of 1997 as investors lost confidence in the prospects for growth
I have lost confidence in myself, and I know… I know I became less appealing to you.
I must say that it is not easy to restore lost trust and lost confidence among Member States, which ruptured the two important occasions last year.
Consequently, many indigenous peoples have lost confidence in, or mistrust, their own decision-making institutions.
refugees have lost confidence in the judicial system in Darfur.
Despite the correct diagnosis, it is hard to see how the proposed amendment would help to restore the lost confidence.
He had seen no evidence of Member States having lost confidence in the special procedures.