Sentence examples for trust score from inspiring English sources

This gives likely Tory voters a government trust score of +15.

Those intending to vote Lib Dem give the government a negative trust score (-6).

The government does not fare much better, with a trust score of -40.

Even banks and financial services now enjoy a 50% trust score worldwide, up from 47% and 45% respectively in 2012.

Do you usually log on to your bank account in this way from this location?' If you do, you get a positive trust score.

Why did Salford Royal NHS foundation trust score more highly for overall staff engagement than any other acute trust in the 2013 NHS staff survey?

Staysure has above average happiness and trust scores from customers on Fairer Finance – in spite of having the longest policy document of all travel insurers (at almost 38,000 words).

And early in the first period yesterday, Gionta, a 23-year-old rookie right wing who may be the smallest player in the National Hockey League, repaid his teammates' trust, scoring the Devils' first goal to spark a 4-0 victory.

Simon Zadek, visiting scholar at Tsinghua School of Economics and Management in Beijing and co-director of the United Nations Environment Program UNEPP) Inquiry, says the low trust scores show that businesses have to increase their levels of accountability.

It uses trust scores (users who rate locations similarly to you get higher trust scores) to return personalised infomation in searches.

The confidence score is calculated by adding the trust scores of contributors then dividing it by the sum of trust scores of contributors for a specific task [60].