Sentence examples for dwindling trust from inspiring English sources
The reasons behind our generations' hankering for craft experiences are nebulous, drawing on everything from disposable incomes to dwindling trust in international corporations.
Exposure has inverted those incentives: Silicon Valley now stands to lose tens of billions in revenue unless it acts to regain the dwindling trust of its global user base.
The recent increase in food-safety incidents and sustainability concerns in China suggests a dwindling trust in the current government-dominated food governance arrangement.
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She lived on a dwindling trust fund, which allowed for rationed liver pâté (substituted, on bad days, with cat food).
Thornburgh's great-grandson manages a fish processing plant, with "nothing more to show than a dwindling trust fund and a head full of canned crab".
The impasses over a long-term measure stem both from partisan differences over how to best address a dwindling highway trust fund, brought about in part by increases in fuel efficiency in cars, and divisions among House Republicans over legislation that has in the past cleared Congress with bipartisan support.
The VA reform effort seemed likely to end up in the same trash heap as all the other attempts to respond to the crises of summer 2014, from illegal border crossings, to lost IRS emails, to the dwindling highway trust fund.
A long-term extension to the dwindling highway trust fund was resolved with a short-term patch, even though both sides warned that only a long-term deal will avoid upsetting the economy.
"All were against him, resources were dwindling, couldn't trust his closest confidants, was betrayed by top lieutenant -- talk about demoralized, but he toughed it out -- won the revolution and changed the world," Mr. Suozzi wrote.
If some journalists feel that reporting the news requires them to act as accomplices in this manipulation, then it should come as no surprise that public trust in the press is dwindling.
