Sentence examples for magazine trust from inspiring English sources

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At Eating Well magazine, trust and loyalty were in short supply after the magazine was shut down in the late 1990s.

(An earlier version of the statement had emphasized the magazine's trust in Jackie, and regretted that it had been "misplaced" — wording that seemed to settle too much responsibility for the story's shortcomings on Jackie and not enough on the reporter or her editors).

When version one appeared, stating that the magazine's "trust" in alleged rape survivor "Jackie" was "misplaced," social and news media exploded, criticizing Dana for "throwing Jackie under the bus".

After specialist business magazines, we trust family and friends and colleagues; journalists are sixth.

Earlier this year, Trierweiler told a magazine: "François trusts me totally except for my tweets".

While on the southeast side of Paso we may have also paid a visit to our friends Mary and Philip Hart at their vineyard Ambyth Estate to sample their 2011 Counoise which was mentioned in AAA's Westways magazine, a trusted source of travel finds.

In a magazine advertisement, United States Trust went so far as to call its richest customers, with tongue in cheek, "underprivileged".

They're bans based on postal rates used to deliver magazines, or whether prisoners are allowed to pay for the magazine from their trust accounts.

Known for its intimate coverage of celebrities and political figures, the magazine earned a trusted place in American popular culture because of its refusal to publish unsubstantiated rumours.

The Standard's first owner was Rupert Murdoch, whose media portfolio was broad enough that the magazine's editors trusted him to have reasonable expectations.