Sentence examples for shattered trust from inspiring English sources

Vincent Carretta's biography seems to have torpedoed the slave ship and shattered trust in Equiano's veracity.

It's going to take more than $1.4 billion to earn back investors' shattered trust.

He implored the Irish Republican Army to disarm and feuding parties to rebuild shattered trust over the next six weeks.

The Fukushima meltdowns shattered trust in nuclear power in Japan and elsewhere, and it's not clear how much of that will recover.

Shattered trust is much harder to rebuild than smashed huts, and many people say they will never go back to where they fled.

But if the administration is serious about restoring shattered trust at Penn State, it must start by trusting its own faculty; and we faculty members — invisible so far, too stunned and depressed to speak — must work with the administration to repair what Mr. Sandusky and his enablers have destroyed.

But a single betrayal can shatter trust.

By blindly following Bush, he had been guilty of ruining a country, shattering trust and trashing his own reputation.

As stated in a recent New York Times article, PVS may lead communities to suspect complicity between intelligence and U.S. NGOs, inflaming conspiracy theories, and shattering trust fostered through decades-long relationships between NGOs and local populations.

In response, Moriarty argued the US had been interested in "a relationship based on trust", but said "the King had shattered that trust and needed to restore it by moving in the right direction".

It also shattered public trust.