Sentence examples for rates of trust from inspiring English sources

"They grew up in an era of low rates of trust in government institutions.

(Although Sweden and Switzerland have had effective monetary policies recently, both of those countries have especially high rates of trust in government).

Putnam's research indicates that, unless people make a concerted effort to build bridges, diversity leads to greater social fragmentation — with lower rates of trust, altruism and cooperation.

If investors in DONTKNOW2 expect lower rates of reciprocation than investors in DONTKNOW1, then we would expect monetary risk aversion to lead to lower rates of trust from investors in DONTKNOW2 than from investors in DONTKNOW1.

This difference in rates of trust illustrates that while betrayal aversion is no longer affecting decision-making, monetary risk aversion is still affecting decision-making in DONTKNOW1 and DONTKNOW2.

Also, if an entity has history of showing deceptive behavior in past the rate of trust decline increases.

It found that three of four Americans have "trust and confidence in public school teachers," with an even higher rate of trust among public school parents, college-educated respondents and those younger than 40 years old.

Putin's rating of trust, counted by one of the main Russian public opinion research centers, VTsIOM, is now quite high, despite continuing sanctions and the war in Syria.

In Europe, the English National Health Service has introduced several incentive programs, ranging from public recognition in the form of performance rating of trusts, increased autonomy for high performing trusts, and a bonus program for primary care practices [ 18, 19].

The effect on the rates of NHS trusts is also likely to be small compared with the variation observed.

And the rate of overlooking trust violations held up; that is, this pattern of forgiving behavior defined stable groups that maximized the survival and evolutionary fitness of the individuals.