"the amount of trust" is a perfectly valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "The amount of trust between the two parties had been severely damaged."
The amount of trust and belief that families had in us was overwhelming.
Except for one: The amount of trust people have in the whole financial and political system.
Snowden says: "The conversation occurring today will determine the amount of trust we can place both in the technology that surrounds us and the government that regulates it.
Does the fact you are actors have any impact on the amount of trust you have that your cast will find the right subtext in your lines?
It is hard to say whether this sea change in the amount of trust people are willing to put in their alleged protectors will be reflected in the judgments of those with the power to call those protectors to account.
When shoppers discovered that high street supermarkets had stocked products containing horsemeat labelled as beef, it exposed the amount of trust that consumers place in the companies they buy from every day.
The second is the unitrust, which pays a fixed percentage (not less than five percent) of the fair market value of the trust's assets valued annually or the amount of the trust income whichever is lower.
Figure 11 shows the amount of mitigated trust damage with the RCD module under the same scenarios.
You put trust in his basket, and the other guy the same amount of trust in your basket, and one of the baskets is gonna feel too fucking heavy.
Thorne said the producers were looking for "a certain type in terms of a strong woman who could keep up with all the men" and that they incorporated elements of Thorne's own personality into the character, such as the strong amount of trust she has in her instincts.
The common thread across almost all of these threats is the tremendous amount of trust users have in online communities' applications.
