Sentence examples for prevailing distrust from inspiring English sources

Given Iran's support for military groups and for President Assad and the prevailing distrust on both sides, that's not going to be easy".

Yes, each year, commencement speeches not only help wash over my fear, prevailing distrust, and periods of lack of bravery, but lifts me up to try and try again, never give up, reach high and not look back.

There is a prevailing public distrust of companies arising from the perception that profit precedes principle, rather than being based upon it.

In addition, the new programme provided an opportunity for improved teamwork, and respondents felt that this could contribute to dispelling the distrust prevailing between professional staff and lay health workers: …I mean, we are all part of the team.

Moreover, most incidents of domestic violence go unreported and unpunished owing to prevailing social attitudes and a deep distrust of the justice system.

Instead of a reaffirmation of shared goals, the prevailing mood was of anger, disappointment, and distrust.

"I had deep distrust and scorn for the prevailing populist impulse," Geithner wrote.

"I had deep distrust and scorn for the prevailing populist impulse" and didn't expect "broader public acclaim for the shit we had to do," the 2013 memo says.

In line with the prevailing emphasis on public accountability, and the associated distrust of professional expertise, Warnock claimed that simply replacing the expertise of doctors and scientists with that of philosophers was 'not only out of place, but totally unacceptable' (1985a, p. 96).

19 The downside can be a distrust of outsiders with alternative views, a disregard for information not compatible with prevailing beliefs, and a lot of self-referential endorsement.

Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.