Sentence examples for a decline in trust from inspiring English sources

Even more widely, the past decade has seen a decline in trust across the board.

I don't for a minute want to normalise lying – it leads to a decline in trust that creates cynicism, and worse.

The green paper will say greater pressure is being placed on the family because of a decline in trust in other adults.

At a time when America is grappling with a decline in trust, and when cooperation across nations and cultures is extremely difficult, Rosenberg's book is timely, thoughtful and important.

"We have seen a decline in trust in the media over a period of decades and the polarization across what types of media are trusted," Lehrman told the Guardian.

Though Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin have declared that the United States and Russia are no longer enemies, military leaders in both countries have said they are taking steps that reflect a decline in trust.

Blindsided by a decline in the trust's net asset value after the sudden 1994 devaluation of the Mexican peso, a group of about 100 investors from the San Diego area filed the suit in January 1995, contending, among other things, that the risks of investing in the fund were either misrepresented or not disclosed.

Is there a decline in political trust between the governed and those in power?

Another challenge to this version of the trust rationale is that violating a person's informed consent is usually thought to wrong that person, not to wrong only the potential future victims of a decline in public trust.

Figures from Eurobarometer, the EU's polling organisation, analysed by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), a thinktank, show a vertiginous decline in trust in the EU in countries such as Spain, Germany and Italy that are historically very pro-European.

And, in general for a variety of reasons including a tremendous decline in trust in our basic institutions over the past three decades, as a nation we have become more self-oriented and confrontational rather than other-directed and collaborative.