Sentence examples for if we trusted from inspiring English sources

"We would give some leeway if we trusted in [the police's] objectivity.

If we trusted statistics over counting, we could dispense with elections and just go with the polls.

If we trusted that it reasonably balanced its snooping on Americans with our nation's security needs, and that our elected representatives effectively oversaw that balance, there would be little cause for concern.

If we trusted that market forces kept them in check and that they did not exercise inordinate influence over Congress and the executive branch, we would have no basis for concern.

(And, to be fair, if we trusted researchers' characterization of their studies, we wouldn't need IRBs in the first place). Instead, researchers must submit any study they believe to be exempt from IRB review to..

For example, he said that he refused to accept as many US Airways pilots as United was demanding he take so that the deal would create more flying opportunities for American pilots. "We have so much overlap of interests that if we trusted each other we could go very far together," he said of the pilots.

But not if we trust the people, perhaps.

If we trust the net less, will we use it less?

"If we trust Australians, our fellow Australians will trust us," Bill Shorten says.

If we trust our methods it will bring results on a long-term basis.

If we trust them for that, why would we not trust them for other things as well?