Sentence examples for fuel distrust from inspiring English sources
But the secrecy did little to disguise the issues that continued to fuel distrust and animosity between the parties.
In fact, they fuel distrust of the government, give rise to conspiracy theories and threaten to set back America's efforts to avoid future 9/11's.
But attacks as devastating as those that unfolded in Mumbai — whether ultimately traced to homegrown Indian militants or to others from abroad, or a combination — seem likely to sour relations, fuel distrust and hamper, at least for now, America's ambitions for reconciliation in the region.
These wrongs fuel distrust and hatred of the United States across Pakistan.
Anger about the vaccine scheme caused officials from an aid agency, Save the Children, to evacuate the country for two weeks and fueled distrust of immunizations.
Hargey wrote: "Everyone in Britain, including Muslims, should oppose the insidious spread of this vile piece of clothing, which imprisons women, threatens social harmony, fuels distrust, has grave health implications and is a potent security risk".
The discrepancy between the media narratives — Al Qaeda is the vanguard of the disenfranchised Muslims living in France — and the social reality — Muslim terrorists are as isolated and mentally imbalanced as non-Muslim terrorists — fuels distrust and tensions among the majority of French Muslims.
We would like to believe that the government's decision to withdraw its appeal means that Michael Chertoff, the Homeland Security secretary, and his colleagues were embarrassed by the case and concerned about how it has fueled distrust and anger among Arabs and Muslims.
These consequences might include fueling distrust of international responders (Fowler et al. 2014), violence against providers (Aryal et al 2015; Pou 2013), or even lawsuits once the patient dies (Nathanson 2013).
But this double standard fuels distrust and cynicism.
