Sentence examples for trust for years from inspiring English sources

And several rural agencies that have worked alongside the Trust for years are also doomed, either to disappear or to suffer severe budget cuts.

But the committee's chief counsel, R. Blake Chisam, who acted as a prosecutor in the case, pressed for censure, saying that Mr. Rangel had violated the public trust for years and that the severity of his infractions undermined the credibility of Congress.

Nicola Sturgeon says Labour has been losing trust for years.

If Democrats ram through an unpopular trillion-dollar health care bill in this climate, with Congress' approval rating at 15%, they may well cement their image as the worst of Washington and sever their claim on the public's trust for years to come.

"You want to have built up that trust for years before the crisis".

A single documented biological attack using new technology could result in a huge blowback that would undermine investment and public trust for years, a consequence that the then-nascent field of gene therapy research suffered after the death of a clinical trial subject in 1999.

It was a German company that he had trusted for years.

This caring doctor I'd trusted for years stiffened as if on alert.

He made two rehabilitation starts after a month of rest and was re-evaluated by Hershon and Dr. James Andrews, whom Pavano had known and trusted for years.

Mr. Obama, in a Rose Garden ceremony, spoke of his personal bond with Mr. Johnson, calling him an "outstanding public servant who I have known and trusted for years," and he urged the Senate to confirm Mr. Johnson "as soon as possible".

"A typical customer may spend the majority of his budget on a designer he's worn and trusted for years because he knows he can trust the fit and the quality.