Sentence examples for fed mistrust from inspiring English sources
There were no injuries, but the accident only fed mistrust of the nuclear industry.
Uncertainty about which banks may be at risk from Greece and the other countries has fed mistrust among financial institutions, causing interbank lending to wither and leading European Union leaders to take extraordinary steps to prevent a financial collapse.
Though the wording was removed from a later version of the plan, it has fed mistrust of the UN and its perceived deference to the Syrian government's view of people living in areas not controlled by the regime.
But each new bailout of old losers only feeds mistrust of the government and weakens public support for the even tougher decisions to come.
On another issue, Lagarde called international cooperation essential to fight corruption which lowers growth; increases inequality, reduces quality spending on roads, schools and other infrastructure; and feeds mistrust.
This seems unlikely – defenders have said this will never come to pass, although David Owen clearly thinks it is a possibility – but the EU's reluctance to allow open scrutiny of the deal only feeds suspicion and mistrust.
The gap between the public and the private rationale fed the mistrust which has since – amplified by the banking and MPs' expenses crises – fuelled the Brexit vote.
These goals are best served by peace.Mistrust feeds upon mistrust, aggression upon aggression.
