Sentence examples for if entrusted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Baird, Michael Tisdale and Lauren Lovett bring extraordinary subtlety, range and emotional integrity to roles that could seem limited if entrusted to less-skilled actors.

Such a wall is necessary because of the very great likelihood that market participants - if entrusted to set the rules - will do so to their own advantage and game the system.

If photos entrusted to iCloud can end up online – even in daily newspapers – mightn't we rightly have pause when filling in an electronic sexual score sheet?

But they also know they wouldn't trust Boris not to put his coffee mug down on the nuclear button by mistake if they entrusted him with the premiership.

Analysis of the performance of fund managers over the longer term proves conclusively that you'd do just as well if you entrusted your financial decisions to a monkey throwing darts at a board.

And however Thor turns out, if being entrusted (25 years into one's career) by a Hollywood studio with $150m to direct its highest-profile film of the year constituted failure, well, many envious members of the British film industry would have something to say about that.

It would not be a surprise if McGinley entrusted Westwood with the job of minding Gallacher on Friday.

Wouldn't we, and science, be better served if we entrusted our best stories to journals with peer-editors whose authority is well founded, who have earned the respect of their peers, who are qualified to set the standards of the field?

It provides that an entrusted person may disclose protected information if: (a) the entrusted person reasonably believes that the disclosure is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious threat to the life or health of an individual; and (b) the disclosure is for the purposes of preventing or lessening that threat.

"If I'm entrusted with the presidency, that's going to be my top priority".

And if I'm entrusted with the presidency, we're going to fight to change that.