Sentence examples for collapse of trust from inspiring English sources

There has been a collapse of trust.

This is the collapse of trust that infects everything else.

But the collapse of trust in the EU runs deeper than that.

Bradford is a powerful message of a collapse of trust between people and politicians.

It also illustrates the broader collapse of trust that is threatening the world of global banking and fiat money.

In a direct sense, this collapse of trust has been caused by the bursting of the housing bubble.

The German chancellor has been frank about the prospects of failure, reflecting the collapse of her trust in Putin.

These romances offer a way around what is now the basic political problem, a collapse of social trust.

Matthew Beckett, an architectural historian of UK country houses, said the collapse of the trust is "a real loss as an alternative model of heritage preservation".

Since then, both sides have been embroiled in arguments about data privacy, with much talk among officials and diplomats of a collapse of German trust in the Americans.

But it believed the "country is left nonetheless with a collapse of public trust in the press and the police, with important implications for freedom of speech".