Sentence examples for may have trusted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mead may have trusted her too much.

By throwing his weight behind the lawyers' long-planned protest march on behalf of Mr Chaudhry, Mr Sharif was able to engineer a crisis.Hitherto Mr Zardari may have trusted to support from America, Britain and Pakistan's army, who are all, to varying degrees, wary of the populist and conservative Mr Sharif.

There is no longer a certainty of a job and many institutions that we may have trusted -- government, business, banks and churches -- have failed us.

It is often associated with positive, desirable attributes, but it may not always be the case (e.g. one may have trust that someone will act undesirably).

Quite understandably, your partner may have trust issues for quite some time.

Tied in with the speed of Harold's advance to Hastings is the possibility Harold may not have trusted Earls Edwin of Mercia and Morcar of Northumbria once their enemy Tostig had been defeated, and declined to bring them and their forces south.

There is therefore no reason to suspect that the respondents didn't understand the scenarios, however, they may not have trusted them.

Epigenetic biomarkers need to be considered in the context of important differential diagnostic questions that clinicians face with their patients every day, for which they may already have trusted and reasonably effective approaches.

"You may have a trusted nanny or a regular pet sitter, but if their personal circumstances change or if they suddenly fall ill, it can be a struggle to find help in a moment's notice," Marcelo explained to Work It Mom.

You may choose to do your hair yourself, or you may have a trusted friend or a stylist do it for you.

Anyway, she may have to trust again after Dom played her hand.