"There is a very high degree of mistrust.
Mr Balkenende's three-party coalition has been forged with difficulty and has overcome a considerable degree of mistrust.
He sees two years of U.S.-Iranian talks as needed, given the degree of mistrust, with "every grievance on the table".
In Nigeria, for example, the physical infrastructure and governance is very weak, and in Turkey of course you have the politics and also a worrying degree of mistrust of the UK.
Kawachi and Kennedy [18] made a study using the General Social Survey where each indicator of social capital (like the degree of mistrust or levels of perceived reciprocity) was correlated with lower mortality rates.
In that case, it has been shown that participants start categorizing the situation as "we" versus "them", activating in-group loyalty and trust, and an equal degree of mistrust toward the out-group (Kramer and Brewer 1984; Bornstein and Ben-Yossef 1994).
As time has passed, public opinion has turned from ambivalent about the presence of witchers to largely negative, and due to their propensity for violence and their unnatural mutations, they are viewed with a degree of mistrust.
There is already a substantial degree of mistrust among the Japanese people and the international community over the information that has been broadcast by the Japanese government to date.
Such competitive relationship may fuel a degree of mistrust, thus damaging the collaboration [ 11].
Some participants also believed that dentists were aware of this situation but unwilling to challenge it, as it resulted in more people having to seek private care suggesting a degree of mistrust of the system.
