"The issue is that here we had somebody that we trusted, or one of our contractors trusted, and that trust was misplaced," Mr. Bloomberg told reporters.
Early morning – the sky spreading with cloud like grey ink in water – it seemed that trust was misplaced.
However, as personal information about individuals accumulates in the hands of large corporations, promises of anonymization of data becomes less viable, and consumers' trust becomes misplaced.
Her trust was misplaced; it was a lorry driver, Harold Hagger, a bigamist using the name Sidney Sinclair, who would kill her when she resisted his advances.
This trust was misplaced: by early 2012, the D.E.A. had homed in on Guzmán's BlackBerry, and could not only monitor his communications but also use geolocation technology to triangulate his signal.
Now, however, many U.E.S. shareholders fear that such trust was misplaced, as they sift through several murky privatizations that involve Mr. Chubais and that could significantly transform the company.
Speaking to the key evangelical community opposed to the measure, John Spence told them: "Your faith is my faith, is all of our faith, and every one of us has a vital role to ensure that the searing vision of the risen Christ is taken out into this country, trust not misplaced.
That trust looked misplaced for much of Friday, but perhaps can be regained in Novi Sad on Tuesday.
Sometimes this trust is misplaced, and when doubts are expressed about the integrity of the work, all the co-authors may point fingers at one another, with no one taking responsibility.
For one, a swindler who professes the same faith, or belongs to the same congregation, has an easy time of earning trust, however misplaced.
