Sentence examples for less distrust from inspiring English sources

If David Cameron had opted for the genuine participation of citizens, he would have obtained a much clearer view of what people really wanted, a powerful list of shared priorities, an agenda for further negotiations, and created much less distrust between the masses and the ruling class.

Greater trust (or less distrust) toward the tobacco and vapor industry and an individualism worldview were associated with perceptions of lower risk of premature death from daily ENDS use, greater uncertainty about those risks, and greater odds of using ENDS.

Current smokers, those who identified as non-Hispanic Black or other race, had lower incomes, and espoused hierarchy and individualism worldviews expressed less distrust toward the tobacco and vapor industry.

Those who scored high in knowledge of food irradiation also had higher levels of education (Pearson's r =.0.26), less distrust (r = -.28), lower alienation (r = -.20), anti-tech scores (r = -.23) and less fear of radiation (r = -.21).

People spoke less; strangers distrusted one another.

We pray for a day when there is less hatred and distrust among people with different identities.

Having an innate identification for the other sex bears no relationship to your belief in smaller government, less taxation, a distrust of governmental effectiveness, a belief in market based solutions, etc.

Interviewees also said that less rumour and distrust arose when people were informed why certain priorities were included in the district health plan and others not.

Though she shared much of Lessing's blunt distrust  of sentiment, throughout this book she can't help finding at least as much comfort in her own roles of mother and of grandmother and of wife (to "The Poet" Ian Patterson) as much as "writer".

It is fascinating that lack of belief, or even mere skepticism, is met among the faithful with less respect and more distrust even than a fervent belief in a rival God.

There was far less of the intense mutual distrust that defined the discussions three years ago.