Sentence examples for properly trust from inspiring English sources

When something is very difficult, like teaching, we find it hard to properly trust anyone to do it.

"Managed properly, trust can actually grow in such adverse conditions," says Shawna O'Grady, associate professor of management at Queens School of Business, in Kingston, Ontario.

"It is difficult to see", she writes, "how we could ever properly trust [our habits] again once we have reflected on implicit bias" (2012: 254).

So, in order to determine what's really going on, I have decided to consult the only authority I properly trust (and when I say "trust", I mean "choose to believe when it is predicting I will receive money or luck"): astrology.

In order to properly investigate trust transitivity in the PGP network, it is necessary to know the direct trust values associated with each signature, which indicate the level of scrutiny in the key verification process.

People will say, 'What about the children?' But research suggests that without a strong relationship you cannot communicate properly and trust one other to deal with each other's child".

Even if, for the duration of his Presidency, Trump were to put his businesses into a properly independent trust, run by business executives not connected to him, the Trump-owned and Trump-branded companies would still be generating income for the President and his family.

It is now set to open in early 2013 to ensure specialist glass cabinets, which will protect the priceless artefacts, are working properly, the trust said.

A properly drafted trust can help you to protect your home against liabilities (yours and your children's), avoid probate and preserve your tax benefits.

To sing Wagner properly, one trusted adviser insisted, you need even more purity of line than for Verdi.

Once constituted properly, a charitable trust, like all express trusts, cannot be undone unless there is something allowing that within the trust instrument.