Sentence examples for deepens the mistrust from inspiring English sources

"It's this kind of unilateral land-management decision by the federal government that further deepens the mistrust and skepticism that comes naturally to those of us in the West," Governor Kempthorne, a Republican, wrote recently in a commentary in The Idaho Statesman, the state's largest newspaper.

The case of Bauer and Fattal, who were convicted of spying for the US, has deepened the mistrust between Washington and Tehran.

Andrei Zolotov believes the recent scandals have only deepened the mistrust in society and that they will have a lasting effect.

It reflected the deepening mistrust and anger between the two sides, which find themselves mired in a warlike situation that is not really a war: a declared cease-fire that has degenerated into ceaseless fire, resisting international appeals for calm.

Widespread corruption has deepened this mistrust.

The mistrust has deepened in recent months as government security forces have staged a series of arrests.

PAGE A17 Tattoo of Mideast Attacks Violence on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continued, with casualties from a series of attacks reflecting the deepening mistrust and anger on both sides.

Since then, the stalemate, and the mistrust, have only deepened, and it is clear that nothing good will happen until the United States fully engages.

Now, Kentucky's new law runs the risk of deepening that mistrust among the state's miners, as three out of the five remaining physicians who'll still be able to evaluate claims have worked for coal companies or their insurers.

The mistrust of the police deepened for some after two officers mistakenly shot two Latina women, a 71-year-old and her 47-year-old daughter, who were delivering newspapers in a truck that officers thought matched the description of Mr. Dorner's vehicle.

Bashing the mistrust-makers just deepens the problem.