shaky confidence造句

• If he can remain calm, his shaky confidence could suddenly solidify.
• Administration officials are closely monitoring the markets'shaky confidence in Brazil.
• Aliotti had to make his point without shattering shaky confidence.
• Analysts have seen two distinct dollar phenomena result from recently shaky confidence in emerging markets.
• Euro gains were despite more cause for shaky confidence in Europe's ability to avoid recession.
• UMass was the tonic for Hofstra's shaky confidence.
• His shaky confidence returned and began to grow, the way a pearl grows, a layer at a time.
• The rebel capture of Grozny appears to have tattered the already shaky confidence of Russian forces in the separatist republic.
• Because of shaky confidence or pop-gun arms, opposing quarterbacks have rarely thrown at Deion Sanders and Kevin Smith this season.
• Now, as the war drags on, higher oil prices and shaky confidence are dampening the pace of growth and job creation.
• He knows he's in with a kid with shaky confidence, a kid who's different from what he was before they fought.
• Investors continued to signal their shaky confidence in Mexico's economy, sending its stock market into its worst one-day fall since 1987 before recovering slightly.
• News that the bribery investigation had reached Japan's central bank sent a shock wave through financial markets, jarring investors'already shaky confidence in the financial system.
• He promised he would shepherd Spain out of its crisis and recover the shaky confidence of international investors and reduce the government's ominously high borrowing costs.
• BAM seems to have a slightly shaky confidence that its subscribers will simply associate the Next Wave with quality and turn out in force for the unfamiliar.
• News that the bribery investigation had reached the hallowed halls of Japan's central bank sent a shock wave through financial markets, jarring investors'already shaky confidence in Japan's financial system.
• Takemura said the plan didn't go far enough to ensure that a repeat of the trading debacle-- which has rocked the already-shaky confidence in Japan's banking system-- won't occur.
• But the prospect of a Republican ticket featuring a Californian or some fresher name like Gov . William Weld or a commanding figure like Colin Powell will destabilize the party's already shaky confidence in Clinton.
• The shaky confidence of investors about Europe is etched clearly on the value of the euro : still down about one-fifth against the dollar since 1999 . The euro is now worth about 90 cents.
• In New York, a drop in industrial production and a profit warning from McDonald's Tuesday took a jab at investors'already shaky confidence in the U . S . economy, prompting them to again sell off stocks.