Sentence examples for lowest level of trust from inspiring English sources

Saying his "particular beef" was with newspapers, Cleese showed Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis figures from an EU report that claimed the UK had the lowest level of trust in the printed media.

When respondents were asked to self-report on their levels of trust with various sources, they indicated the highest level of trust with consumer reviews and earned media and the lowest level of trust with native advertising.

High levels of voter mistrust (a recent University of Canberra survey showed the lowest level of trust in politicians since 1996) and the fact that neither Turnbull nor Shorten has previously faced the voters as a leader means attitudes in the electorate could shift significantly during the gruelling eight-week campaign.

The very lowest level of trust comes when you ask about sex work, with just 17% trusting robots equipped with AI in this field – although this may be a proxy for not trusting human nature very much in this situation either.

General trust and specific trust in the health insurer score 4.71 and 4.72 on a scale of one to seven, where seven is the highest and one is the lowest level of trust.

Of the eight birthplaces considered in the survey, New Zealanders had the lowest levels of trust (10%) in Australian political parties.

But participatory politics prompt the lowest levels of trust, as only 13percentt of Ethiopians have confidence in the honesty of elections.

Gallup has asked the same question each year since 1997: "In general, how much trust and confidence do you have in the mass media -- such as newspapers, TV and radio -- when it comes to reporting the news fully, accurately and fairly -- a great deal, a fair amount, not very much or none at all?" In every poll, Republicans have showed the lowest levels of trust.

Perhaps tailored communications could help to reach the populations with lowest levels of trust.

"There is a low level of trust between our countries," Tillerson said.

Obama also faced an electorate with a historically low level of trust in government.