Sentence examples for sharing trust from inspiring English sources

But here, he went on, they were sharing trust.

Trust (or reputation) mechanisms can help by aggregating and sharing trust information between agents.

When I tried Replay, I only had five photos on my camera roll (and two of them were of receipts), so the resulting video wasn't worth sharing (trust me), but the results in the "featured" section of the app are pretty impressive.

Alan Greenspan, who served as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors under President Ford, had a profit sharing trust at his own private economic consulting firm, Townsend-Greenspan & Company.

Brian Chesky can preach all he wants about sharing, trust and belonging, but he and his investors have shown no willingness to kill their golden goose, despite the damage that greedy professional landlords and multiproperty agents are causing to the very fabric of the cities where they operate.

The incentives encouraged a particular type of profit sharing plan, the deferred profit sharing trust where workers received a combination of cash profit sharing in the present and deferred profit sharing payments to be held in a savings plan for the future.

SDT, CET, VLE content design, Attitude toward knowledge sharing, trust-in-website, school support and education significantly effects intention to use VLE.

A couple, often young and foolish with lust, get together and share trust and intimacy.

The Lakers emphasized pumping the ball into Andrew Bynum, who complained after Wednesday's loss that the Lakers shared "trust issues".

This paper examines nonprofit tree-planting programs in four cities in the Midwestern and Eastern United States to determine whether and to what extent neighborhood participation in a nonprofit tree-planting project might increase ties between residents, social cohesion, and shared trust in that neighborhood.

Boys want "deep depth" friendships with other boys in which secrets are shared, trust is total, and they have the confidence that their friend will not betray them or laugh at them when they are feeling vulnerable.