Sentence examples for lingering mistrust from inspiring English sources

Many signs of that lingering mistrust were evident.

The resolution was delayed a full day because of lingering mistrust between the sides.

Despite lingering mistrust, the debate over generic drugs has largely ended — we're all inmates in that fictional women's prison.

The suspicions on both sides reflect the lingering mistrust left after the abortive effort to win Security Council approval for a resolution approving military action.

However, lingering mistrust remains between Transfield and the local population on Manus Island, particularly over the actions of one of its sub-contractors, Wilson Security.

"Stop the dictatorship of capitalism!" Other dissidents here say they want to continue working on Myanmar-related issues — many have a lingering mistrust of the government — but they are not sure how long they can stay in exile.

And if the current scandal adds to the lingering public mistrust of, and even revulsion with, medical research that followed Alder Hey, it would be a tragedy for public health that would ultimately endanger us all.

Left unclear is whether the Yankees' reaction suggests any lingering tension, or even mistrust, from the winter of discontent.

When mistrust lingers, it is hard for the French not to detect political retaliation.

However, as China's President Hu Jintao and his US counterpart Barack Obama prepare to meet next week, the potential for miscalculation and an East Asian arms race extending into the space domain creates a lingering atmosphere of uncertainty and mistrust in the region.

In short, without supporting one side or the other, you can recognize in your own mind that post-election mistrust may be a lingering problem in your company, affecting the productivity and effectiveness of your workforce.