Sentence examples for more trusted than from inspiring English sources

Private-security firms are far more trusted than the police.

"He was more trusted than the sons were".

"CNN is not really more trusted than Fox, or ABC than NBC.

"Today a chef here is someone more trusted than a politician".

Sir Gerald Kaufman, a Labour member of Parliament, said that the BBC World Service was "the most trusted voice in the world — more trusted than any government, and more trusted than any other broadcaster in English or any other language".

The chief executive has set the bank a target to be more trusted than not in surveys by 2018.

When asked what she based her opinions on, Field said: "I suppose I'm a bit more trusting than some people".

"It is easy when you are the team two goals in front to play with more trust than the team that is two goals behind.

David, who is Jewish but born in America, is a little more trusting than she is of this normal season in their lives.

These kinds of things require much more trust than an arm's length contractual relationship.

Second, while in the United States men are slightly more trusting than women, this is not the case in Australia.