Sentence examples for regaining trust from inspiring English sources

For a couple faced with overcoming the effects of an extramarital affair, regaining trust is crucial.

The virtue is humility, a quality not much associated with Westminster politics and a prerequisite for regaining trust.

To many Afghans, reparations would be a small but important step towards regaining trust in the Americans and what they have built.(Picture credit: AFP).

Photograph: Giles Croot The key point in regaining trust, Jenkins adds, is that Barclays must be measured on "what it does, not what it says".

Ms. Huffman, speaking over a dinner of shrimp salad last month before the festival's first performance of 2013, said that the critical part of regaining trust has been Intiman's new "pay as you go" business model.

"I would say that what is creating conditions of delay in regaining trust of markets and investors is the constant clash and disagreements between the IMF and European institutions," he told reporters in a traditional no-holds-barred exchange.

It needs to regain trust.

"They need to regain trust," Carter said.

In this way, it could regain trust.

"The Dallas charter was an attempt to regain trust.

We must now go about doing this ruthlessly if we are to regain trust.