Sentence examples for more trusted the from inspiring English sources

That is probably a good sign because it suggests they are more trusted (the numbers have also been bumped up slightly by changes in how cases are counted).

And the fact that the Guardian/ICM poll released immediately after Thursday's debate found that voters top concerns were all issues on which Labour is more trusted (the NHS, "the prospect of cuts to public services, benefits and tax credits", and "squeezed living standards"), should spell good news for Miliband.

No more trusting the "elites"!

Nor is it a surprise to find the government more trusted on the economy.

As the session ended he even promised to make the BBC "even more trusted" (than the Sun).

The only authority figures more trusted than the police are doctors, nurses, pharmacists and grade school teachers.

The only authority figures more trusted than the police are doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and grade school teachers.

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

"He was more trusted than the sons were".

Many native tax collectors were replaced by Persians, who were more trusted by the rulers.

It's popular, and more trusted by the Scots to look after their interests than Westminster is.