Sentence examples for economic trusts from inspiring English sources

His readers have to buffet through great windy passages about socialism, corporations, Standard Oil and economic trusts.

It is evident, rather, in the all-important question of economic trust.

Failure to address weaknesses in the party's image in vital areas – economic trust, immigration, welfare – could be forgiven.

Economic trust in Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne has fallen to the lowest-ever net score (-33), on a par with Ed Miliband and Ed Balls, who remain on -35.

There were very tentative figures in this week's polling suggesting a small positive shift in attitudes towards Labour on economic trust.

"Instead of picking at third-tier issues, Labour should focus on three things: a clear purpose, economic trust and rehabilitation on immigration and identity".

The latest results from YouGov's tracker gives the Tories a 17-point lead on economic trust, but as Alberto Nardelli points out: "Economic matters are less of a concern for voters now than they were in 2010".

In the 1990s, Blair and Brown spent a lot of time recognising that Labour had a big job to do on economic trust and Ed and I recognise the exact same issue".

Conservative MPs take comfort in their poll lead on questions of leadership and economic trust, but the confidence shrivels when they try to name 22 places on the map that didn't go blue in 2010 yet will do next year – and without losses anywhere else.

As the ongoing global hysteria makes evident, trust is at stake, but not purely fiscal or economic trust.

Mr Goolsbee's departure is yet another loss from a once star-studded economic brains trust.