Sentence examples for trust looking from inspiring English sources

"We already have some very detailed action plans in place across the trust looking at our mortality".

The analysis integrated organisational level knowledge with the interview survey results and researchers considered how the descriptions from all data informed the concepts of interest – expectations, perceived benefits, and trust looking for commonality and diversity [ 28].

18 All patients, regardless of TE threshold result, received lifestyle advice from the nurses and were given the British Liver Trust 'Looking After Your Liver' leaflet.

Labour's campaign theme of "trust" looked tired.

Perhaps have someone you trust look over it just like you would a CV.

David Wessel's book "In Fed We Trust" looks pretty closely at Bernanke — there's some good material in there.

The trust looked for a deputy chief executive but failed to appoint; with hindsight that looks like a critical failure.

Now that 99% of it has been consumed by intensive agriculture, the £10 paid by the trust looks a steal.

The trust looks after more than 300 houses and gardens including 2 Willow Road, the 1930s modernist house in Hampstead, north-west London, that was Goldfinger's home.

The Trust looked at the difference between gross income and post-tax income, measuring the percentage of gross income removed through direct tax and indirect taxation.

The trust looked at about 4,800 articles on national newspaper websites and those of the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky News, Huffington Post UK and Buzzfeed UK Politics.