Sentence examples for not entrust from inspiring English sources
So why would he not entrust experts with the economy?
Why not entrust the role to an actor in his 20's?
The producers would not entrust the design to someone new to movies, though; the job was offered to David Walker, a more experienced friend of Ringwood's.
Do not entrust your laptop to a complete stranger; it's better to take it into the bathroom stall with you, she said.
TRIPOLI, Libya -- When the fighters who ousted Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi find caches of weapons from his arsenals, they do not entrust them to Libya's new provisional government.
Obviously that is not enough: you would not entrust the fate of a multi-million-dollar drone to such a system.
You're not entrusted to know.
Electricity is a public necessity that must be managed wisely, not entrusted blindly to the market.
But she was not entrusted with an opportunity to show she is herself again.
"If the president will not, Congress must ensure that the United Arab Emirates is not entrusted with the operation of any American ports".
The capitalists who dominated the market system were not automatically entitled to governing power, and the members of government were not entrusted with decisions as to what goods should be produced or how social rewards should be distributed.
