Sentence examples for precious trust from inspiring English sources

We should not try to compete head on with discounters and the supermarkets if that means sacrificing our values and damaging this precious trust.

D'Ancona said the role of Spectator editor was "like the role of Bond or Doctor Who... a precious trust to be held for a limited period of time".

Anyone who has seen a purple cow knows that a teacher who sends a 4-year-old the message that a red hat is "wrong" and a yellow hat "correct" violates her precious trust.

After a meeting in Adrianople, the Hands of the Cause traveled to the conferences, "each bearing the precious trust of a photograph of the Blessed Beauty (Bahá'u'lláh), which it will be the privilege of those attending the Conferences to view".

Relationships are like a forest: it takes a long time to build up precious trust, but one really thoughtless act or remark can be like a lighted match that destroys everything.

There is also precious little trust there.

Nevertheless, I found in Addis Ababa precious little trust in the new regime, and surprisingly little public enthusiasm for the trials.

One could hear very clear collective identities, both of class and nationality, on the picket line at the Lindsey Oil Refinery, but there was precious little trust in politics there.

Google around to find companies and consultancies needing people with laboratory skills — a precious commodity, trust me — and/or chemical engineering expertise and maybe find a contact who you can write to directly asking about possible openings.

certain gifts are just too precious to trust to just anyone.

Most of all, livestock are living bonds of communal trust — precious things of value, grazing close to the road.