Sentence examples for least trust from inspiring English sources

You've got to at least trust each other for these three or four hours.

Americans have just elected the party they like the least to run the government body they least trust.

"It comes as no surprise that those in the lowest income bracket have the least trust in a system that appears unfair, confusing and inaccessible.

The design budget was tiny, but luckily our young designer Colin Richmond is an extremely imaginative man, and since I also paint and draw, I felt I could at least trust my visual sense.

Cassino said: "It's incredibly difficult to counteract because the ones to whom it appeals the most are the ones who least trust the mainstream media who are doing the debunking.

(The ones who do — or at least trust those who do — are increasingly influential; as the show was being installed, Jerry I. Speyer, the real estate developer and chairman of the Museum of Modern Art, came in and bought a painting, clapping Mr. Pruitt on the shoulder as he left).

Instead, they are one of the least trusted groups.

"We happen to be the least trusted bank in the least trusted sector in the marketplace," he said.

NGOs remain the most trusted, at 63%, and government least trusted, at 48%.

Surveys find that political parties are Latin America's least trusted institutions.Economic reform also incited graft.

Lee McCleany Press officer US embassy, London · British newspapers "the least trusted in Europe" (April 24).