Sentence examples for persistent trust from inspiring English sources

Researchers surmise such persistent trust issues have to do with feelings of powerlessness and lack of control.

This persistent trust in the folk sector probably relates to the fact that traditional medicines have been around for much longer, and at times have been the only form of health care available to many people, especially during the recent civil conflict [ 39].

They are stronger than us in policy, they are very persistent and people trust them".

While the Zardari government introduced important constitutional changes and laws that strengthened women's rights, it lost the public's trust amid persistent accusations of mismanagement and corruption, as well as the effects of a painful electricity crisis.

Men from a wide variety of backgrounds, impressed by his friendliness, humility, and persistent optimism, liked and trusted him.

He remained the loyal soldier in a continuing attempt to prove his worth, while seeking Eisenhower's trust and confidence through persistent public demonstrations of his subordinate position.

The defense by David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey of President Bush's stance on telephone surveillance leaves out a key consideration: the administration's lack of credibility and its persistent abuse of the public's trust.

"But the value of our project lies in the long and persistent groundwork and the feeling of trust that has developed between the children and the musicians".

Lee Hopley, EEF's chief economist, said this was a "persistent hangover from the credit crunch, where trust and confidence in the banks stalled and never quite recovered".

A significant number of acute hospital trusts are in "serious and persistent financial distress", there is a "spiralling" trend of increased deficits and the current payment system is "not fit for purpose", the public accounts committee said.

Her fascinating book proves how persistent she was, and how she won the trust of those who knew the much-loved ballerina best.