Sentence examples for less trusted in the from inspiring English sources

Our country is less safe, less secure and less trusted in the Middle East because of it.

Specifically, the computing resources at the data user/owner side are restricted and the public cloud is less trusted in practice.

Analysing data across 33 countries, 55% of European citizens trust radio the most, 48% trust TV, with the internet and social media less trusted in most countries, including Britain, than other sources.

The result has been less trust in the markets and lower morale at the S.E.C.

He implies that they should have put less trust in the police.

(Although workers do have less trust in the leadership and bean-counters at other companies).

There is even less trust in the former vice-president, Machar.

"Because they have less trust in the system, black people think they should trust the public [ie the jury].

It was now finding that investors had less trust in the capital numbers being published by banks.

Meanwhile, a poll produced on behalf of MediaGuardian concluded that nearly half the public have less trust in the BBC since the Jimmy Savile scandal began.

So hapless travellers are left waiting for a good Samaritan who may or may not turn up.I have a little less trust in the unfettered market.