Sentence examples for half trust from inspiring English sources

I half trust this modesty and half don't.

Four in 10 pupils trust most of the information on the internet, half trust some of it, and only one in 10 are sceptical about online content.

More than half trust the commission.So, unlike many of her colleagues, notably her fellow vice-president, Neil Kinnock of benighted Britain, Mrs de Palacio can be sure of support at home when she describes the EU as "an amazing project.

The latest data from Nielsen's Global Trust in Advertising Survey shows just how dramatic this decline is: while 92% of consumers say they trust word-of-mouth recommendations, less than half trust paid ads in traditional media outlets.

Less than half trust the news media and the provincial and federal government the most trusted are university professors and international organizations like the UN.

Solomon, Danny, and Maddy all want something, and they take turns using, helping, and half trusting one another to get it, stumbling in and out of war zones as young killers rampage through the towns firing AK-47s from the backs of pickup trucks.

The Ulster fly-half trusts team-mate Stephen Ferris's claim that he did not nudge the ball back into the Ulster 22 as he fields a long kick.

He added that, because of the different requirements for creation of a valid half secret trust in comparison to a fully secret trust, Paul Freud would then wish to explore whether any valid half secret trust was created or whether there was an intestacy of the residue - which would mean he would be entitled to a share of it.

With half the trust's $5 billion of assets tied up in high-yielding Hershey stock, and an operating budget of just $70m a year, Robert Vowler, the trust's chief executive, says: "There is no need to sell.

More than half the trust finance directors (53%) who responded to its latest quarterly survey believe care provided in their area is deteriorating, the first time such a figure has been reached since the surveys began in 2011.

Less than half of trust boards had even discussed palliative care in the previous 12 months.