Sentence examples for trust rate from inspiring English sources

"I am very confident we can decrease the crime rate and increase the trust rate," she said.

Only one group has a higher trust rating than a decade ago.

Personally, I think that the trust rating in the current climate is probably justified.

The average trust rating is 6.3 out of 10 and no country gave a rating below five.

This is also why doctors still command the highest trust rating of any profession among the British public: 92%.

I'm not entirely sure what a trust rating is, but 63% of G-women would give politicians three or less out of ten.

His personal trust rating rose from 45.9% in March to 53.5% in October (according to Independent Institute of Socio-Economic and Political Studies [IISEPS] polls), reflecting the public's desire for continued stability.

He should also find it surprisingly easy to push these through, given that his trust rating with the electorate is at an extremely high 57 percent, according to the Italian pollsters SWG.

The good news is that the people are thoroughly fed up with the current crop of politicians, who have an extraordinarily low trust rating of 12 percent, according to SWG.

While competition has allowed some foundation trusts to become renowned centres of excellence, it has done nothing for the walking wounded such as Medway foundation trust – rated inadequate again this week – who continue to let down their local communities while going through a seemingly endless succession of interventions, firings and inspections.

The Sun may have used it for campaigning purposes - but I would argue that the BBC's error were just as serious, if not more so, as it tends to have a much greater trust rating – ie, if it's reported by the BBC it must be right - and this is how fiction rapidly becomes fact.