Sentence examples for mistrust extended from inspiring English sources
This violation of trust led to mistrust of the abusive healthcare worker in particular, but to some women the mistrust extended to the whole of that profession.
A similar bipartisan mistrust extends to Romney's accomplishments in business and politics.
Their mistrust extends to the financial markets.
Mistrust can extend from the evidence of effectiveness itself to the uses of the revenues raised.
While we focused on patient physician mistrust, interpersonal mistrust in China extends beyond the medical sphere and has been observed in a wide range of other relationships, including student teacher, 34 worker employer 35 and citizen leader.
And yet for two spy agencies with a long history of mistrust, the accommodation extends only so far.
Had she really mistrusted surgeons, she would surely have welcomed the delay and wanted it extended.
But he should also use the meeting to address the strategic mistrust between the two sides that extends beyond espionage.
Israeli Ashkenazim, the ruling class in political and social terms, have harbored a mistrust and disdain for the Arab that extends even to Jews who practice the Arab culture.
The crisis of widening patient physician mistrust in China revealed through this empirical research extends previous theoretical research.
