Sentence examples for destroyed trust from inspiring English sources

"Now there is a total retreat, which has destroyed trust instead of building trust".

The tumultuous events of the past month have shredded confidence, destroyed trust and left markets in a petrified state.

For Blair and his cronies destroyed trust in a much more fundamental way than do fembots such as Miller.

This shameful episode has destroyed trust in the schools and made it impossible to determine how much students are learning and whether the system is doing its job.

They pushed their Angolan proxies to keep fighting, which destroyed trust on the ground — a worrying lesson as Washington and Moscow now find themselves on opposite sides in Syria.

Mr. Yushchenko, for his part, continued to press the issue of the election on Wednesday, declaring that the actions of the opposition bloc that Ms. Tymoshenko leads had "destroyed trust and made it impossible for the coalition to exist".

Driving a wedge between partners and destroying trust realizes this objective.

"You can't do that too many times — you destroy trust, you destroy a sense of protocol," Mr. Owens said.

That claim is poisoning British politics and destroying trust in him and his government.

Putting school officials in charge of "scrutinizing" girls' bodies destroys trust between students and adults.

One security expert said the breach could destroy trust in the phone and broadband provider.