Sentence examples for Diminishing trust from inspiring English sources

Overall, Kartha said, the group worries about the public's diminishing trust in the forces that might combat these dangers.

"It's an overarching thing, a diminishing trust," said Rüdiger Noll, director of the Brussels-based Church and SocietheConference of thEuropeanenChurchesropean Churches, an interdenominational group.

Although business and society are thought in a vicious relationship for diminishing trust among stakeholders, a few studies indicate the existence of a reciprocal nexus between corporate social performance and corporate financial performance, known as the "virtuous cycle".

"We should put behind us the era of diminishing trust in public institutions and weakened confidence in leaders," Mr. Ramaphosa said in his first address to the nation in February.

Go back to counting your dad's diminishing trust fund returns.

In the U.S., sales of biosimilars have been relatively modest due in part to branded drug firms' strategies, such as exclusive contracts with PBMs and insurers, and marketing campaigns aimed at diminishing trust in biosimilar safety and efficacy.

Table Seven: Trust and Delinquencies The theory of social distance suggests that social distance diminishes trust and increases the likelihood of predatory conduct.

Such a large-scale forced migration was bound to diminish trust, even within families.

It has prompted confusion in the public and perhaps diminished trust in horse racing and Baffert.

And the war's legacy lives in Americans' diminished trust in government.

The inspector general worries that the "perception" that the agency exceeded its authority might diminish trust in the C.I.A. itself.