Sentence examples for afford to trust from inspiring English sources

Can we afford to trust him again?

Coleman is very good on the unknowability of other people (how far can you afford to trust?).

But Obama can't afford to trust himself now, at least not always — can't trust his own instincts about what the public can handle or understand.

But Obama can't afford to trust himself now, at least not always can't trust his own instincts about what the public can handle or understand.

Like many ambitious gay male children born to alcoholic or self-dramatizing mothers — Edward Albee, Stephen Sondheim Vidalal's own youthful romanticism was eviscerated by his perforce gimlet eye: he could not afford to trust.

But is that a functionality customers can afford to trust a free, commoditized product with?

But if chemicals are reasserting their importance in agribusiness, you can't afford to rely on the tried and trusted.

We cannot afford to lose their trust again.

The Supreme Court can't afford to lose public trust.

He can afford to be -- he is trusting and trusted.

The danger is that people who do not feel they can afford to pay, but don't trust a bank or salesman, will do nothing to make the most of their money or save for the future.