Sentence examples for sake of trust from inspiring English sources

You'll have to abandon trust in your own experience for the sake of trust in the metaphysical principle of reductionism.

The message in the 20 years since the Maxwell and Polly Peck scandals has been consistent: we can't have public companies run as personal empires; boardroom standards must be seen to be high for the sake of trust in the market.

31 In the context of Pakistan, the role of TBAs ought to be revisited and redefined, not only for the sake of the trust of communities on their services, but also for their own livelihood.

This was done for the sake of maintaining confidence and trust in the health services being provided at health facility.

Appearing to refer to the unrest caused by the shooting of Brown, Crump continued: "For the sake of the public trust, which is so critical to Ferguson... if that means appointing a special prosecutor who has no relationship with the officers, that you do so".

While creating a simple UX is important for an activities-based social network (and the co-founders said they had originally established 20 activities categories but reduced that number to 8 for sake of simplicity), so is trust.

He went on: "In fact, we need to go even further and declare that Muslims the world over are an important and vital part of the one human family, with whom the rest of this same family needs to partner and build relationships of trust for the sake of us all".

They chose to quell a rumor for the sake of accuracy, and without breaking trust with the letter-writer.

For a little while, you may need to forfeit a portion of your privacy for the sake of the person trying to trust you again.

"The constant trashing of people for the sake of selling newspapers is demeaning and destructive of trust".

For the sake of his campaign, Mr. Blair forfeited the trust of his people.