Sentence examples for reinforced distrust from inspiring English sources

An explosion at one such plant in Fujian province earlier this month reinforced distrust of such facilities, despite government efforts to persuade the public that they pose no great threat.The Laogang incinerator is one of several that burn 3,000 tonnes of rubbish a day, including one in Beijing; the one in Hangzhou will be another.

Plenty of places reinforced my distrust of the category.

"In doing so, the court has reinforced the distrust many New Yorkers already feel toward the performance of the criminal justice system in this case".

Zinsser's Columbia years reinforced his distrust of credulity, later strengthened by the skepticism of German enlightenment as interpreted by H.L. Mencken.

Arising from institutional distrust, it is likely that such a network would reinforce institutional distrust.

Feelings of self-blame led Shawna to cease disclosing altogether for three years, a decision that was reinforced by her distrust of the police and fears of retaliation: Then they kill you, beat you up, lay in the garbage, you won't hear nothing about it.

An intuitive suspicion is then reinforced by a deep distrust of the key messengers: the liberal media, politicians and green campaign groups.

This disconnect seems to reinforce feelings of distrust, suspicion, or, at best, ambivalence.

The British betrayal and Haider's subsequent defeat reinforced Haider's deep distrust of the British a sentiment that would be shared by his son and one which would inform Anglo-Mysore rivalries of the next three decades.

At a struggling company, these problems can reinforce each other: distrust and lack of focus lead people to disengage, which leads to more distrust, and so on.

It's part of a series of events that reinforce investors' growing distrust of Vivendi and its management.