Sentence examples for damages trust from inspiring English sources

A remarkably consistent picture emerges across the countries surveyed: unsatisfactory police contact damages trust and erodes legitimacy.

Sir Peter Lampl, the campaigner for improved access to higher education who founded the Sutton Trust, also criticised the move in unusually strong terms, saying he deplored it as "something that damages trust in the loans system".

The report will also say: "There is evidence of disproportionate deaths of black and minority ethnic people in restraint-related deaths". It adds such deaths triggers disquiet in communities and damages trust, which is "exacerbated" by a sense those responsible are not held to account.

The second - false news - damages trust in the media.

Prevalent inequality also damages trust and social cohesion, making unified national progress nearly impossible.

According to Wood, "something that damages trust like the Tuskegee syphilis experiment or MKUltra," a CIA study of the effects of mind-altering drugs on unsuspecting test subjects, can exacerbate belief in conspiracy theories.

Lack of regulation may also damage trust in mobile money.

First was the financial crisis, which damaged trust in banks.

Much work remains to be done to restore damaged trust.

By then, the laws had already damaged trust.

He damaged trust in politics: he pledged to cut migration to the "tens of thousands".