Sentence examples for over mistrust from inspiring English sources

South Sudanese religious leaders tried to broker a truce in the fall, but the talks broke down over mistrust.

In this study and previous studies conducted in homosexuals and heterosexual populations [ 13, 14, 16- 18], the concern over mistrust was significantly associated with condom use during sexual intercourse.

People at Serco used to puzzle over this mistrust.

She said, "The community in general has an over-all mistrust of medicine, and they're just very protective".

The minister shared her concern over the mistrust and defiance that characterize the anti-vaccine movement.

Caregivers expressed concern particularly over the mistrust of nurses who within the Swedish system have special competences and are the category of caregivers a patient meets first at a clinic.

And yet the credit markets still seem to be iced over by fear and mistrust.

This was an odd week for the pair, as they were separated by both physical distance and a huge dollop of mistrust left over from last week's mole-related shenanigans.

"But it will not be able to quell public anger and mistrust over the matter".

But the high borrowing costs showed mistrust over whether Italian officials would deliver promised measures to improve economic growth.

But the affair has left an air of mistrust over their partnership that may be harder to disperse than spring pollen.