Sentence examples for collective mistrust from inspiring English sources
David Cameron's polemics against alleged spongers and layabouts are fed by a collective mistrust of anyone who depends on state handouts".
But while the role of the United States is indispensable, the onus of reaching a just, durable and comprehensive settlement that reconciles the conflicting national aspirations of Arabs and Jews essentially lies on the shoulders of regional leaders, who remain mired in a collective quagmire of corruption, mistrust and mismanagement.
One reason could be a fear of dispossession that lingers on from the Communist times or some more general 'post-socialist mistrust in collective action' which also characterises Romania (Sutcliffe et al. 2013, 61).
The cycle of hatred and enmity, murder and revenge, suspicion and mistrust has corroded almost beyond repair the collective psyches of two peoples fated to exist side by side.
The perceived mistrust affected active engagement of all key players dampening the spirit of collective bargain.
The shock and mistrust get out of hand, and the small community suddenly finds itself in a collective state of hysteria, while Lucas fights a lonely fight for his life and dignity.
Whisper it softly, but is it possible that Europe's elite players are beginning to mistrust an environment that earned no more friends in somehow winning the Champions Leaguee two seasons ago than with the collective poverty of its football next time round?
We also provide suggestions on how to resolve issues of prevailing mistrust among Parties and strategic bargaining on financing and mitigation burden sharing in the light of the perceived fundamental collective action dilemma.
