Sentence examples for more entrust from inspiring English sources

I would no more entrust my life to a gun that fails 10percentt of the time than I would board a plane that crashes 10percentt of the time.

When Barcelona play AC Milan in the Champions League on Wednesday, manager Tito Vilanova will once more entrust one of his oldest friends with guiding his team through one of their most important games of the season.

The future has never been more firmly entrusted to our own devices.

The victims were more comfortable entrusting their stories and showing their wounds to a woman.

As painful as this is to church leaders, the fullest disclosure of abuses is a minimal prerequisite for rebuilding the laity's shattered confidence that their church might once more be entrusted with the care of tender children.

While many investors were friends or met Mr. Madoff at country clubs or on charitable boards, even more had entrusted their money to professional advisory firms that, in turn, handed it to Mr. Madoff — for a fee.

It helped to make them seem square that they were usually directed by blockheads; partly because of the genre's daunting logistics, the studios felt more comfortable entrusting their expensive war flicks to journeymen.

Existing healthcare personnel in hospital-based projects are more commonly entrusted with screening except in a few countries like Nigeria where non-specialists are recruited and specially trained to conduct screening.

Certainly, France's republican governments have been far more inclined to entrust Jews with power than any other modern state.

As the House proposes, it may make more sense to entrust the Department of Transportation with overseeing airport security rather than the Justice Department.

The government felt that it was more appropriate to entrust the work to a specially appointed body rather than to any existing government department.