Sentence examples similar to general question of trust from inspiring English sources

Previous cohort studies have not used general questions on trusting people to measure social capital.

This entry on trust is framed as a response to the general question of when or whether trust is warranted, where "warranted" is broadly construed to include "justified," "well-grounded" and "plausible".

Wormald said: "On the general question of are we looking at whether trusts should proactively ask people to prove their identity – yes we are looking at that.

Chris Wormald told MPs on Monday night: "On the general question of, are we looking at whether trusts should proactively ask people to prove their identity – yes we are looking at that.

It's a question of trust.

"It is a fundamental question of trust".

It's also a question of trust.

"This is a question of trust.

"Almost every question had some grounding in the question of trust," said Representative Cory Gardner of Colorado.

He added, "The bottom line is the question of trust".

"It's a question of trust, really," he said.