Sentence examples for complete breakdown of trust from inspiring English sources

"This has led to a complete breakdown of trust and confidence," thundered her dismissal letter.

"There's been a complete breakdown of trust between Germans and Greeks," one European diplomat said.

But the king says he is most saddened because he has witnessed the complete breakdown of trust between the company and his community.

His departure in 1989 was a symptom, rather than a cause, of the complete breakdown of trust between the prime minister and her chancellor.

Acknowledging there has been a complete breakdown of trust in the sport, the president outlined a 10-point plan to begin the task of rebuilding the International Association of Athletics Federations and the sport itself.

Diplomats are playing down the significance of a second arrest of a German government worker on Wednesday, saying it is too soon to tell whether he was actually spying for the US, but are adamant that the arrest of an intelligence officer last week for allegedly selling documents to the CIA reveals a complete breakdown of trust between the two countries.

There are few places where the spectacle is more shameful than Wisconsin, where over-the-top campaigning, self-interested rulings, and a complete breakdown of courthouse collegiality and ethics is destroying trust in its Supreme Court.

A complete breakdown of sense of privacy.

These drawings show the complete breakdown of the family unit.

One danger is a complete breakdown of central authority.

It's total starvation over a long period of time, a complete breakdown of bodies.