Sentence examples for destroying trust from inspiring English sources

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

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

A young man described how the junta has clamped down on social exchange, destroying trust among people: There is no more connection between people.

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.

Experts at MSF and elsewhere have warned that such draconian measures could be counterproductive, by driving people to conceal the illness and by destroying trust in the authorities.* This figure was updated on September 23rd.

They offer little by way of meaningful protection, leaving impacted communities vulnerable; yet they carry significant costs, humiliating and traumatising young people and their parents; criminalising already marginalised populations; and destroying trust and confidence in the police.

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

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

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.

In the article read in class, Dr. Tierney mentions the dangers in permitting actions which "destroy trust in authority".