Sentence examples similar to trust rises from inspiring English sources

In fact, our scores for trust rose as the campaign progressed.

When leaders admit problems and involve their people in problem solving, respect and trust rise.

In New York, an exchange traded fund that tracks sterling, the CurrencyShares British Pound Sterling Trust, lost 1.5%, while the CurrencyShares Euro Trust rose 0.5.% Oil futures were down $1.78, to $38.28 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, suggesting traders did not think OPEC's record 2.2 milion barrels per day output cut on Wednesday would support prices.

They found that so-called "brand trust" rose by 16percentt and "feeling of connection to the brand" increased by 28percentt when people were looking at the version where the rabbit made eye contact.

For example, during 2000 2009, the percentage of women with ovarian cancer receiving surgery who were treated in a specialist trust rose from 43 to 76%, and the number treated by a specialist surgeon (caseload of >18 patients per year) rose from 20 to 55% (Butler et al, 2015).

Airline and insurance companies fell sharply; defence shares and some New York property-investment trusts rose.

The number of doctors employed by NHS trusts rose by 6.9% over the four years to last October, to 105,056.

The number of nurses' working days lost to stress at the 28 acute trusts and three mental health trusts rose from 38,654 in 2012 to 57,156 last year – a rise of 48%.

That's scaremongering, the government protests, and yet the government's own figures show what's already happening: NHS Financial Information 2013 reports that private patient income earned by UK NHS trusts rose by 5.3%, and London specialist hospitals' private business rose by 15%.

Easement protection by local and state land trusts rose from 2.5 million acres in 2000 to over 6.2 million acres in 2005 [17].

But rugby is a trust that rises above mere politics.