Sentence examples for be trusted in general from inspiring English sources

But an interesting question unfolding is whether there is a tipping point at which a candidate becomes so associated with falsehoods that it becomes part of his public persona — which hampered Vice President Al Gore during his run for president in 2000, when his misstatements on the campaign trail were used to stoke the perception that he could not be trusted in general.

If you can't actually be trusted in general, though, then you'll never be a good listener.

But proponents of Mr. Bosket's restrictions say he has proved to be something of an incorrigible danger to prison guards and other inmates and cannot be trusted in the general population.

But as a broader matter, he said, the best choices for "a court that is not trusted in general and that has an overwhelming conservative bias" would be liberals who are outspoken on privacy issues.

The bottom line is that the official account of events – if one exists – should always be questioned because governments in general cannot be trusted to tell people the truth.

There's been confusion around security and trust in general, as if just being secure would mean that you could be trusted.

In our study, the question about general trust ("Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted?") measures the trust for strangers, not group members [ 28].

Interestingly, the response indicating lower social capital in one general trust variable was significantly related to lower mortality (most people cannot be trusted; HR = 0.65 (95%CI = 0.45-0.96)).

Social trust, which is trust in people in general rather than in known others, was measured using the 12-item short-form of the Organisational Trust Inventory as adapted for use in the general population (33, 34).

The independent variables are trust in the health insurer in general (general trust), trust in the purchasing strategy of the health insurer (specific trust) and demographic characteristics including, age, gender and self-reported health status.

In general, attractive people are trusted more than the average joe.