Sentence examples for more trusting the from inspiring English sources

No more trusting the "elites"!

He's gone from the '40s to today; he comes from a world where people were a little more trusting, the threats not as deep.

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).

Labour was more trusted than the Conservatives only on the NHS, beating the Tories by eight percentage points on 28%.

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

But Israelis can no more trust the Palestinian Authority alone to restrict the inflow of weapons than Palestinians can trust Israelis to facilitate Gaza's commercial development.

The more she can show – through evidence, not emails – that the buyer has invested into the relationship then the more trust the supplier will feel.

Slightly more trust the President/Head of State (32% in Western Europe rising to 40% in the CEE/CIS and the Baltic States, with some sharp differences between sub-regions).

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

That said, the web may be more trusted than the Android store.

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