Sentence examples for fragile trust from inspiring English sources

This fragile trust meant that people turned to their own ethnic and religious leaders for information.

There is very fragile trust in the health systems," she said.

This would further alienate the already fragile trust of opposition groups and instigate a dangerous collapse of civil society.

In the light of recent events, we can't afford criminal justice policies that reduce the already fragile trust between minority communities and law enforcement agencies.

To Jerrold L. Jacobs, the current chairman of the commission, he and his colleagues have more than held up their end of of this fragile trust.

This sentiment, which pollsters say is widespread, shows just how fragile trust in politicians is right now, said Yiannis Tsarmougelis, an economics professor at the University of the Aegean who is a longtime Pasok activist.

It only takes one company to fail to pay out to its customers for years of fragile trust-building to be destroyed in an instant.

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.

"The Enron scandal makes them realize how fragile this trust is, and how much they stand to lose if and when this trust is betrayed," Mr. Thompson said.

One lawyer following the investigations described Mexican officials as "incensed", and experts said the revelations threatened to destroy fragile public trust in the country's electoral institutions.

He also said that he believed the Egyptian-mediated channel established between Israel and Hamas for the negotiation could perhaps be used for other deals, and that from a point of total mistrust in April, a fragile mutual trust had been built between the two parties after the Shalit deal.