Sentence examples for big trust from inspiring English sources

"There's a big trust factor," Woodson said.

"We know that's a big trust gap," said Matt Salzberg, a founder of Blue Apron, which is based in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

"There is a big trust issue with this," said Ms. Margulius, 71, who was shopping at a Whole Foods Market in Berkeley.

"I think there is a big trust problem with Microsoft's privacy policies," said Mr. Wissmann, 25, who is a member of Zwiebelfreunde, a digital rights group formed at his university that signed the open letter to Microsoft.

Some of Japan's big trust banks and many other clients clubbed together to suspend dealings with Nomura.British regulatory authorities are investigating SBC Warburg, Swiss Bank's investment banking arm, over an apparent mishandling of £300m ($480m) of shares for an investment trust.

By E. M. Woody and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 20 , 1935P. 12 A pretty important conference of the officers of a big trust company was interrupted by a pigeon which persisted in trying to carry off, for nesting material, the cord of a window shade in the conference room.

Instead of attacking companies simply because they were or might become big, trust-busting was restricted to cases where there was clear evidence of market power, as defined by economists rather than lawyers, being used to harm consumers.

Their big, trusting eyes conceal unimaginable suffering.

In front of it, gazing up with big, trusting, blue glass eyes, is its baby, another concrete and mosaic sculpture, twisted around a bathtub.

It's better for everybody if a handful of big, trusted companies get built that are enduring, and give a user a holistic view across their data.

A century ago progressives worried about business giants and urged politicians to bust the big trusts.