Sentence examples for lower faith from inspiring English sources

Trust in our rulers has never been lower; faith in their competence is approaching nil.

Whether or not the rise in inequality has itself lowered Americans' faith in government, the low opinion in which Americans hold their government may well limit their willingness to connect concern with inequality to government action.

If Republicans in Congress read their Jevons, they might appreciate that a properly designed payment system could, with time and good faith, lower costs and government spending while improving the health of Americans.

In the weeks leading up to his decision, as a flurry of new polls showed Mr. Obama and John McCain to be almost deadlocked, many Democrats and some members of the news media embraced a new article of faith: Lower-income white voters are resisting Mr. Obama's candidacy principally because he is African-American.

Two new studies indicate that greater personal faith predicts lower attachment to guns and lower levels of gun ownership.

It appears that 61% of journalists are not members of a formal faith, a lower percentage than in the general population.

At the heart of Mitt Romney's new argument is a complete disconnect with the core, unshakeable tenet of the Republican faith -- "lower taxes for all".

Russell's openness on this point reveals just how little faith the lower judges have in Moore's motivation: "Oh yeah," he said.

Both will need to take a leap of faith to lower their walls and defenses and to see each other for who they are in the fullness of the story.

Presumably, this is due to a lower standard of trust, since in Silicon Valley, we take it on faith that founders want to see their visions become reality.

The lack of faith in lower-quality corporate bonds is even more apparent.