Sentence examples for may be trusted from inspiring English sources

The marketplace, Chief Judge Easterbrook went on, may be trusted to curb excessive fees.

A Pennsylvania Congressman argued that the incident proved that blacks had "enterprise, energy, and capacity, and may be trusted to go it alone".

But perhaps the tradition that Pythagoras himself discovered that the sum of the three angles of any triangle is equal to two right angles may be trusted.

Citizens United takes the libertarian view that people may be trusted to evaluate the messages they hear and need not be sheltered from the responsibility of critical thinking.

Emerson wrote that "he has done more for the sanity of this generation than any other writer"; Ruskin, that "Wordsworth may be trusted as a guide in everything"; Leslie Stephen, that "he seems to me to be the only consoler".

Etruscan ladies were often literate, as one may deduce from the inscriptions on their mirrors, and even learned, if Livy's portrayal of Tanaquil as skilled in augury may be trusted.

No matter how skilled the drafting attorney may be, trust documents seldom cover every potential situation.

There may be trust issues regarding quality of care and scheme management, such that they are only willing to join with a subsidised membership contribution.

Don't expect to jump straight back to the place you were before you broke up- there may be trust issues.

Your attempts may not be reciprocated and you may not be trusted.

(An unlikely rescuer may rationally be trusted if the only one available).