Sentence examples for failures of trust from inspiring English sources

That a combination of Persia and Sparta could win the war easily can never have been in much doubt, even after the particular failures of trust and understanding in 411.

Only we can recognize our own uncivil thoughts, words, and actions, understand our own failures of trust and fear of difference.

This was a fundamental failure of trust.

This failure of trust is an existential threat to the whole Labour movement.

Obama suggested that a failure of trust in Iraqi politics had created the circumstances ripe for crisis.

Lurking just around the corner, too, was the gravest fiscal crisis the city had ever faced -- a failure of trust in municipal credit, and recurrent brushes with bankruptcy that would threaten the fabric of life in New York.

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"We are increasingly trusting supermarkets when we buy processed meat, so that failure of trust will mean a knock-on effect.

Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post wrote that the film was "overwrought, overproduced, overbusy and overlong" and that "Miracle at St. Anna finally suffers from the worst filmmaking sin of all: the failure of trust, in the story and the audience".

Bill Keller's column, "Predators on pedestals" (Views, Oct. 16), about scandals involving celebrities, authority figures, and the failure of trusted institutions, attempts to explain why individuals refuse to accept certain truths about those they trusted.

"These results are a damning indictment of supermarkets and consumers will be rightly shocked at the failure of trusted household brands to stem the tide of increasingly high levels of campylobacter," said Richard Lloyd from the organisation.