Sentence examples for better reason to trust from inspiring English sources

You may want to respond that you have better reason to trust scientists than theologians, because scientists work from observation and reason and presumably theologians do not (this latter point is actually highly questionable and we will come back to it).

If Mr. Romney wants voters to trust him on how much he paid in taxes, he needs to give them better reasons to trust his campaign for president.

Since firms will have to show all of their ratings to investors, people will have a better view of these firms and more reason to trust well-ranked firms.

"There is no reason to trust India.

He had reason to trust himself, if not to trust the Iranian security establishment.

"I don't see any reason to trust Russians.

Ms. Rice said, "We have every reason to trust his word".

Then Israel will have reason to trust them.

If you can't trust him on other issues, you have no reason to trust him on this one.

First, recent experience has given ordinary Europeans no reason to trust elite predictions about anything.

Panetta cited Helgerson's "credibility" as a reason to trust his assessment.