Mellman is the only pollster I'd trust in the state of Nevada where Latinos are generally undercounted by pollsters.
"There is not a company I know that I would trust with all my eggs in one basket," he said.
(Just months before the attack, a teacher wrote on one of his essays, "I would trust you in a heartbeat").
I would trust Randy, in his infinite geekhood, to be quite proficient with such codes, searching the world for the perfect bartender to unlock the secret of his drink order.
The president can only directly impact so many things, and the things he/she will have more power over are the ones I would trust Trump in more".
I've always enjoyed the fit of in-ears, but I can't say I would trust them to stay in my ears during any kind of truly strenuous activity, especially if there's a good amount of sweat involved.
I don't think I would trust him too much in the White House".--Ken Clark, 55, a San Bernardino truck driver.
I like the decentralization, not because I like repeating all the work, but because I'm not sure I would trust a central IRB somewhere in Washington.
"I was hoping he would trust in my word that nothing went wrong, but I see that he put me in a better situation by handling the situation firsthand, getting distractions away from the team, as well as myself allowing me to come back to the team the following week ready to go.
I'm sure new Ireland boss Joe Schmidt, who coached O'Driscoll at Leinster, is a good enough coach to know when to bring new faces in, so I would trust his judgment.
He said he would trust in the starters' track records and remember that the roster is intended to last.
