Sentence examples for alone trust from inspiring English sources
But this does not mean that there is co-operation, let alone trust, between the Iranians and Mr Sadr.
It was nearly impossible for anyone to receive a timely update from the BNPB, let alone trust that the tsunami warning system would work.
But it's hard to verify, let alone trust, a hidden system that appears to be making up the rules as it goes along.
Once completing "Fly Like a Bird", Carey had her pastor, Clarence Keaton, read two verses from the Bible on the song, "Weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the morning" during the introduction, and "He said 'He'll never forsake you, or leave you alone' Trust him".
In the post she imagines the wives typing in these queries alone, trusting that the computer can provide answers and support.
Carter described Take-Two's role as one of minimal interference, and the company mostly left Bethesda's development teams alone, trusting them to produce a "fantastic product" with minimal interference or "red tape".
The tentative contract that General Motors negotiated with the United Auto Workers last week would lower the cost spread by shifting retiree health insurance obligations to a stand-alone trust fund administered by the U.A.W. and by lowering the wage scale for new hires.
Answering "For health reasons" was associated with female gender, longer education, and living alone; answering "Trust in my GP" was associated with increasing age, living with a partner, and lower income; and answering "Responsibility towards the family" was associated with male gender and short education (Table 3).
Greg is far from alone among trust-fund progressives who are looking not only to overturn the image of the trust-fund child drifting through a life of leisure and luxury, but also to level the playing field in their own small way.
All indications are that the RCD is far too accustomed to being the repository of all state power – legislature, executive, judiciary, military, police – to be able to adapt to a new democratic landscape, let alone be trusted to build one.
