Sentence examples similar to simultaneous trust from inspiring English sources
Sex there crosses social boundaries more often than in the West, and the habit of having concurrent partners — simultaneous long-term relationships in which friendship and trust may thwart routine condom use — means a single person's infection may spread rapidly through a group.
And after laying into the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Google — for, as she tells it, facilitating child abuse, modern slavery and spreading terrorist and extremist content — she pointed to a Edelman survey showing a global erosion of trust in social media (and a simultaneous leap in trust for journalism).
We must require that councilmembers do their jobs full-time, so they cannot use their positions of public trust as leverage for more-lucrative, simultaneous employment as lobbyists.
The empirical literature includes only a few studies that analyse the simultaneous influence of culture and of the environment on trust and assess their respective contributions.
Ray and Huston were alike in their simultaneous adoration of women and the gloomy certainty that they couldn't be trusted.
In mentoring relationships with a racial or gender divide, extra attention must be paid to the development of trust (Cohen et al. 1999); one mechanism for building trust is the simultaneous expression of high expectations and a high belief in the mentee's abilities.
A simultaneous 15 per cent cut to the number of nursing student places since 2010/11 has led to many NHS trusts seeking to recruit from overseas, the RCN said.
