Sentence examples for trusted at all from inspiring English sources

If governments cannot be trusted to maintain the value of a currency, people begin to wonder if they can be trusted at all.

Democrats may have also turned to a law-enforcement figure because there were few other institutions in the national government they trusted at all.

This was not, they said, a "short-term development or trend"; it reflected something more "profound": The dip in the president's honesty rating is not a blip, but part of long-term decline in confidence in government and institutions that represents and unraveling of a system where nobody is trusted at all.

And if the manager can be trusted at all, then when he or she finally asks them to evaluate the performance, including specific behaviors, along the dimensions they have worked out together, they are likely to be more willing to do so.

Political and business leaders were barely trusted at all.

None of the rest of our talk seemed to influence his thesis, that blogs can't be trusted, at all.

Asked which Iraqi leader they "do not trust at all", 10.3% said Ahmed Chalabi, compared with only 3.3% for Saddam Hussein.

I'm sure that lots of history is being falsified as you read this -- there are several three-letter agencies I don't trust at all -- but two cases involving the federal budget caught my eye.

In a nationwide poll conducted by ABC News and the BBC, 10percentt of Iraqis listed Mr. Chalabi as someone they "don't trust at all," a higher percentage than any other Iraqi leader.

This section focuses on how to trust at all, rather than on how to trust well.

Answers contain the following: "not trust at all," "somewhat not trust," "between not trust and trust," "somewhat trust," and "completely trust" (Table 1).