Sentence examples for deal trust from inspiring English sources

"It's a big deal, trust me, you don't want to have this," said Laura Esposito, 54, of Yonkers.

"There's a large indigenous population here, many of them very poor, who are not part of anything glamorous," said Michael Pyner, director of the Shoreditch New Deal Trust, a government-financed community development body.

At the last minute, Hynix backed out of the deal, trusting in a short-term spike in memory chip prices to save it.

And on political deals, trust me, with the Cubans, honey works better than vinegar.

But for a man who prides himself on executing only "the best" of deals (trust him) this election has become too expensive to leave to self-reliance.

"Obedience is a two-way street -- it involves a great deal of trust, and the trust part is very, very low for me right now," he said.

The required extensions deal with trust specific constructs (terms trust, distrust and check).

Patients had a great deal of trust in doctors, hospitals and government-funded university researchers, moderate levels of trust for provincial governments and industry-funded university researchers, and low levels of trust towards industry and insurance companies.

This may not sound like a big deal, but trust me, it is.

"We have a great deal of trust for each other," Ms. Arnem said.

"I am aware that through this attitude we have lost a great deal of trust and credibility," Mr. Hiesinger said.