Sentence examples for general level of trust from inspiring English sources

The Quayle poll was a survey of voters in only eighteen states, and the question about trust was a "thermometer" question designed to measure the general level of trust in public figures.

This vote was as much a referendum on the increasing power of the European Union as it was on the general level of trust the Irish people hold for their politicians.

"Typically, the respondents provide their feedback with the understanding that they won't be sought out to discuss their individual comments, so you risk harming the process and the general level of trust if you try to discover the individual source," says Tiedens.

The general level of trust within your firm is directly connected to your firm's productivity and competitive success.

This has to be assumed to affect the general level of trust placed in the scientific community.

As expressed by most patients and relatives, the pervasive trust in the staff's good intentions can be understood both in light of the general level of trust in society and in the vulnerability of nursing home patients, in addition to resulting from a trusting relationship with the staff [ 23, 24].

Grocery shopping may seem an unlikely form of moral education, but the researchers argue in Science that the development of "market norms" promotes general levels of "trust, fairness and cooperation" with strangers.

Interestingly, more individuals ranked elders first in relation to volcanic emergencies than in general levels of trust, which may point to a belief that their personal memories may provide insight into how to respond to a volcanic emergency.

More precisely, the influence of people's general levels of trust in other people, and their confidence in the health care system, were measured both at the individual and at the country level.

Protestantism was chosen since Protestant cultures are linked to higher general levels of trust [ 61], and therefore paralleling the inclusion of value constructs—using Protestantism should also ensure that the impact of trust is not the impact of a broader cultural construct.

In general the level of trust [in retailers] is lower".