Sentence examples for least trusting from inspiring English sources

The women who were least trusting anyway, as judged by the placebo test, were affected hardly at all by testosterone.

Moreover, they are the least trusting of social networks, with 28 percent saying they can never trust such sites.

Users in Korea have the highest level of trust in online information, while Swedes are the least trusting.

I would describe myself as the class dummy, the one who is still the most resistant, the most inquisitive, the least trusting, the most deeply flawed and ridiculous.

Relationship status was strongly tied to trust level: People who were in a relationship (living with their partner or not) or married were the most trusting, while divorced people and single people were the least trusting (see graph below).

But it should be a compulsory GCSE, not a dead-end subject: make it more hotly political, as there's scant sign it has engaged the young so far – polls show them least trusting and least communally minded.

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.

"Least trusted does not necessarily mean not true," Maitlis added.

Managers today are among the least trusted members of society.

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