Sentence examples for but also trust from inspiring English sources
The regime is characterised by rigid discipline but also trust: "rehabilitees" hold the keys to their own cells.
The peer-to-peer economy is fuelled not just by technology, but also trust, and peer ratings are the best way to assess the potential outcome of any transaction between people.
Western democracy is built around a tripartite trust: trust in the people to hold government to account and to set the general direction of policy, but also trust in politicians to make specific decisions, and in institutions to provide safeguards against rash or tyrannical actions.
Not only should you have an interest in what the brand does and stands for, but also trust that you are buying into the systems and processes that drive the business model and serve a purpose.
I distinctly recall the newscaster's words: "police" and "brutality," but also "trust" and "respect".
His bet was that in the confusing world of distributed computing, with its many moving parts, firms would need not only the right tool but also trusted advisers.
Ultimately, that is about trusting the people you've got — but also trusting yourself, that you've set the right context in terms of the vision, the priorities, the team.
SAML is part of a coordinated ensemble of technologies that protect the university's restricted data while enabling not just Stanford people but also trusted colleagues at other institutions to access resources with just one login action.
It would mean risking a lengthy jail term, but also trusting the fair-mindedness of the American people, who, I believe, will not allow an authentic whistle-blower to be unfairly punished.
Until recently, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida had occupied something of a sweet spot in Republican politics: a favorite of the Tea Party but also trusted by the establishment wing of the G.O.P.
