Sentence examples for suffered trust from inspiring English sources

In November, Twitter enjoyed a spectacularly successful IPO while all the tech giants suffered trust issues over revelations of snooping.

And everyone will suffer as trust declines and investment shrinks.

"I think the last thing the people who have suffered at Morecambe Bay trust or who need confidence rebuilding in the NHS … the last thing they want to see is a political ding-dong about this," he said.

There is no excuse for the appalling care patients suffered in this trust and everything possible must be done to prevent this from ever happening again in any NHS trust.

It is assumed by academics that, if a trust suffered a loss as a result of a trustee investing in unsuitable areas, the trustee would be liable for breach of trust.

He acknowledged that over Iraq the relationship between the intelligence agencies and the media "suffered greatly" because trust was compromised.

She estimates that the trust suffered £2m worth of damage caused by the recent floods, from fallen trees to bits of the coastline falling into the sea.

Greece's attempts to get its economy back on its feet and to regain investor trust suffered another setback Thursday as the European Union increased its estimate of the country's 2009 budget deficit.

There are so many of these worthy efforts and the names are so confusingly similar that the Nieman Lab at Harvard provided a puckishly titled guide to seven of them, "So what is that, er, Trusted News Integrity Trust Project all about?" All of these projects also speak to the troubled condition of news media today, which has suffered from a trust deficit for many years.

The review found the trust suffered from poor communication with patients, poor management of deteriorating patients, inappropriate referrals, delayed discharges and long waits in A&E.

In fact, we know from the devastating substance abuse and depression suffered by many trust fund kids who don't need to work that the satisfaction that comes from expressing our talents is hugely important to our sense of psychological well-being.