Sentence examples for lost of trust from inspiring English sources

Kim Sung-hae, a media expert at the Korea Press Foundation, said the Minerva phenomenon reflected the public's lost of trust in government authority and traditional market experts.

Breaking a promise could result in a massive lost of trust.

"That can help to rebuild the lost sense of trust," he said.

If we mishandled any of our customers' data, we would have lost the trust of all of our customers.

Mr. Medvedev's decree stripped Mr. Luzhkov of his post "because he has lost the trust of the president of the Russian Federation," Itar-Tass news agency reported.

David's analysis of how Labour lost the trust of voters even as it spent money on their behalf is vital in understanding what happened in May.

"These nuances between parents and kids are very delicate; moreover, this age (of adolescence) is always so risky; so you are at risk of losing the trust of both of them – parents as well as their kids... .......... (GP7F).

Having grown up in the repressive, conformist '50s, those of us who had recently lost the trust of the younger generation by being 'over 30' felt cheated.

The Normington review, published three months earlier, painted a picture of a dysfunctional organisation that had lost the trust of its 125,000 members.

We learned the importance of honesty when we told a fib and lost the trust of a friend.

"We lost an election 18 months ago, got just 29% of the vote, and lost a lot of trust as well.