Sentence examples for easily entrust from inspiring English sources
Don't easily entrust your personal possessions to another.
The investors in these firms are easily portrayed as vultures, but many are entrusted with the savings of ordinary people, and in any case all have a legal claim that entitles them to due process.
You can find out what type of a person you are entrusting your child to fairly easily with the help of the Internet.
If a small business does not protect information entrusted to them, they can easily lose trust, revenue and could face fines and sanctions.
Bear in mind, guides to picking up girls can easily go wrong, so we thought it only safe to entrust our chirpse game to the original Off-White Bruce Forsyth.
The notion that we could not take people in, in whom we entrusted the lives of American soldiers, diplomats and contractors when they could easily have led us into harm's way, is shameful.
It surely makes little sense to entrust "everything", from our health care to our ovens, to a technology that can easily crash.
They said the job was initially entrusted to the Pakistani frontier corps, made up of poorly trained, overstretched and easily bribed militiamen drawn from tribes that span the border, and that Pakistani troops were drafted into the border regions only in December, possibly too late.
Entrust Technologies, Plano, Tex., 8.2 million shares.
