Sentence examples for expense of trust from inspiring English sources

Another danger is that health reforms proposed by development agencies in resource cursed countries (as suggested in the case of Southern Sudan: see Appendix 1) would reinforce the contractual or commercial character of such relationships between actors, at the expense of trust and community values.

However, as Ellis (2012) highlights, the widespread use and adoption of "digital detection tools" can establish an over-reliance on them as the sole means of detecting cheating at the expense of trusting personal judgement (Ellis, 2012, p.50).

Christine Lagarde told an audience in London that six years on from the deep financial crisis that engulfed the global economy, banks were resisting reform and still too focused on excessive risk taking to secure their bonuses at the expense of public trust.

Mr. Wisan said that it would simply not be fair, because that would let freeloaders who are avoiding their taxes off the hook at the expense of the trust and that the court had assigned him to protect the community as a whole.

Seeing no other way to preserve assets for the widow and charities, he chose to pay $1.5 million of the estate expenses out of trust income.

The rest of the budget will be in deficit; in effect, the tax cut will come at the expense of the retirement trust funds.

You may create a more "progressive" society by manipulating language at the expense of those who trust in your word, but only by dividing the world into hypocrites and fools.

When the product maker intentionally tricks users into inviting friends or blasting social networks, they may see growth, but it comes at the expense of goodwill and trust.

If your son can talk himself into believing that there's even a slim chance that he can buy himself relief from the stress of focused work after school, he may throw caution to the wind and tell you he has no homework -- even at the expense of losing your trust and compromising his integrity by lying.

It was little more than a charade acted out at the expense of those who trusted and believed in him.

It's somehow even more uncomfortable to watch Ms. Wilson, possibly because it is rare in this country to see that kind of crass physical comedy at the expense of a fragile, trusting character.