Sentence examples for a relationship of distrust from inspiring English sources

(Respondent 5) Lack of drugs at the facility created a relationship of distrust between users and health care providers.

"Given his proclivity for revenge combined with his notorious thin skin, this threatens to result in a lasting relationship of distrust and ill will between the president and the intelligence community," said Paul Pillar, former deputy director of the CIA's Counterterrorism Center.

For Williams, relationships of distrust can be "at least partially mended if the disadvantaged group is represented by its own members"(1998, 14).

To simplify, as I said on the BBC this morning, I think that to some extent what happened on Thursday night was the logical end-point of a relationship based on distrust.

We should leave behind the constraints of an ABM Treaty that perpetuates a relationship based on distrust and mutual vulnerability.

It was a relationship built on distrust, which made many Christians interpret any of the negative actions taken by Muslims as purely religious discrimination.

A relationship built on distrust was bound to fracture in hard times.

But how can one raise this issue without causing a level of distrust in the relationship?

Every relationship has different rules and expectations that are best established at the beginning, rather than building on a foundation of distrust and resentment.

"There was a great deal of distrust or suspicion in that relationship," he said.

"There was a lot of distrust," she recalled.