Sentence examples for spreading mistrust from inspiring English sources

The health minister, Moon Hyong-po, apologised for causing anxiety among the public, but accused Park of spreading "mistrust and misunderstanding".

Mr Xi's assertive foreign policy has spread mistrust among China's neighbours, particularly states involved in territorial disputes in the South and East China seas.

The reality: mistrust is spreading, writes security expert Bruce Schneier.

After months of sporadic warfare between Macedonian forces and an Albanian guerrilla group, the National Liberation Army NLAa), a palpable mistrust is spreading between Macedonian Slavs and the Albanian minority.

The mistrust spread after the banks imposed severe limits on account withdrawals last year.

The mistrust spread to Sudan people's liberation army (SPLA) soldiers, with those from the Nuer ethnic group feeling particularly targeted in the process of executing the order of disarming the presidential guards.

How can we let such so-called "free speech defenders" control the narrative with their rhetoric of the right to spread prejudice and mistrust?

Thus, in a time of fear and mistrust, Dodge reminds to not forget to look inward for strength in order that we may keep power away from debilitating traumas that only help spread hate and mistrust.

Sure, some of the most successful Scottish pop artists in the past have been vocal, in particular in the 1980s in a context of wide-spread Tory mistrust.

The lack of transparency in the operation of Prevent encourages rumour and mistrust to spread and to fester".

The programme, particularly its duty on schools to spot and report signs of radicalisation in pupils, has become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims, encouraging "mistrust to spread and to fester", said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism laws.