Sentence examples for a massive trust from inspiring English sources

You either have to have a massive trust fund or take this existential risk.

"But we're in a position now where there's a massive trust issue between him and the ECB.

There is currently a massive trust deficit between sick/disabled people and the Labour party, which the timing of his article adds to, regardless of its intent.

Strauss cited a "massive trust issue" as the reason for blocking Pietersen's return to the team and his decision provoked an angry response from England's leading run scorer in all formats of the game.

The new England and Wales Cricket Board director, Andrew Strauss, said on Tuesday there was no way back for the 34-year-old because of a "massive trust issue".

If so, the one-man hurricane that is Kevin Pietersen made it a particularly blustery one after any hope of a return to the England team was effectively ended by his former captain, citing a "massive trust issue" between the batsman, his erstwhile team-mates and the board.

What's remarkable about recent times is how the two have come to seem the same, though it seems doubtful whether novelists will meet the challenge of describing what Stephen Green calls "a massive breakdown of trust: trust in the financial system, trust in bankers, trust in business, trust in business leaders, trust in politicians, trust in the media, trust in the whole process of globalisation".

"Massive trust issues" prevent a current return, though not a future one.

Although, earlier in the panel, he also described blockchain as a "massive decentralized trust machine", which starts to sound a little more approachable.

She also oversees a large portion of JFK's share of a "massive family trust - with never-disclosed millions invested in real estate, gas and oil".

Those are the entrepreneurs that change the world and ensure that their great grandchildren have massive trust funds.