Sentence examples for encourage distrust from inspiring English sources

This can not only alter outcomes but it can also encourage distrust in all health services.

James has never used these experiences as a reason to encourage distrust or division.

Standing outside as a scourge of the service, he encourages distrust.

"The policing that's going on now encourages mistrust or distrust within the Muslim community.

I've written previously on this blog about the psychological risks posed by mass surveillance – evidence that under certain conditions, being systematically monitored can impair mental health, promote distrust, encourage social conformity, and even undermine a leader's authority.

But Georgia's current laws, they said, encourage racial profiling and promote distrust between communities and police.

"It leads to a increasing case where people are encouraged to distrust traditional sources of authority and place trust in alternative sorts of authority that are not based on any sort of training and skill set or development of knowledge but charisma and self-assigned credentials".

Self-help books encourage patients to distrust conventional medicine and to be "in touch" with their bodies — to rely on their feelings as much as on a cat scan or a blood test.

Self-help books encourage patients to distrust conventional medicine and to be "in touch" with their bodies to rely on their feelings as much as on a cat scan or a blood test.

It's curious, though, that Private Eye and others are happy to use that dreadful word "hack" – a hateful description which only encourages readers to distrust us – and also do not hesitate to use "hackette".

"Don't think of it as distrust," encourages Pak, "but a tool for both sides to succeed and be clear on expectations".