Sentence examples for loses its trust from inspiring English sources

"The public loses its trust and confidence in the judiciary.

The family was outraged, and though Jacobs agreed to withdraw the diaries from serialisation (only temporarily, as it turned out), he had lost its trust.

The public is losing its trust of these professions".

The county party's chairman, Ralph C. Lorigo, said Senator Grisanti had lost its trust after twice telling party executives, in 2008 and 2010, that he was not in favor of same-sex marriage, and then voting last year to legalize it.

This will only scare the horse and lose its trust in you.

Unrest has been growing for months as universities have come under more pressure to prove that their students are legitimate, according to the signatories, who say matters took a "pernicious new turn" in summer 2012 when London Metropolitan University briefly lost its trusted sponsor status – a requirement for all institutions wishing to recruit overseas students.

Microsoft has lost its anti-trust appeal against the European commission.

Because the sons of Eli failed to heed the admonition of their father, the house of Eli was condemned by a "man of God," who told Eli that his family was to lose its position of trust and power.

A news media that regularly portrays commentators with vested interests as impartial and thinktanks with neoliberal sympathies as neutral obviously runs the risk of losing its audience's trust.

The Force isn't, then, a close look at the men and women who work there but rather a sweeping take of the institution and its systemic problems, a case study of a particular department that, over decades, has lost its city's trust and how, in the era of Ferguson and smartphones and body cameras, it's struggling to get it back.

He worried that capitalism had lost its soul by eliminating trust.