Sentence examples for lost trust that from inspiring English sources
His very presence in the White House, they insist, would sweep away the lost trust that is the lingering legacy of Mr. Bush's arguments for war in Iraq.
Residents lost trust that Metalclad was serious about cleaning up, feared continued groundwater contamination, and eventually decided that the foreign company was not welcome.
Mr. Gonzalez lost a discrimination complaint filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which sided with his supervisors' view that they had lost trust that he would uphold the law.
"My family and I have lost trust that we can obtain a fair trial in your court," said the father, whose name, like his daughter's, has not been officially released.
"People have lost trust that their lives can get better and that institutions are on their side," she writes.
It probably doesn't matter, as a prospective dealer lost confidence that he ever could trust this artist to be truthful.
"Most important is to gain the children's trust because they have lost confidence that adults can protect them.
He recognized that large swaths of the American public had lost trust in the party, that free-market economics was in the ascendency, and that progressives, if they wanted to achieve any of their goals, would have to reach an accommodation with the conservative backlash that spawned Reaganism and Thatcherism.
They understand as well why so many Americans have lost trust in a government that has done so little new for them over the past three decades or more, except for Obama's endlessly embattled health care effort, which seems to most Europeans a pathetically modest proposal.
Additionally, if the other person is pressuring you to trust him or her when you still are not ready, he or she may not be truthful about wanting to do what it takes to rebuild that lost trust.
Its most senior ministerial figures – including Ed Davey, Danny Alexander, Simon Hughes, Vince Cable and David Laws – were ejected by an electorate that had lost trust in Clegg's party.
