Sentence examples for trusted causes from inspiring English sources

Johnson & Johnson has curated a list of trusted causes, and you can donate a photo to one cause, once a day.

*Johnson & Johnson has curated a list of trusted causes, and you can donate a photo to one cause, once a day.

*Johnson & Johnson has curated a list of trusted causes and developed the Donate a Photo app for iOS and Android to allow users to donate a photo to one of those causes once a day.

Mr. Bush's recent criticism of Mr. Arafat and his almost complete public embrace of Mr. Sharon's view that the Palestinian leader cannot be trusted caused grumbling among some conference participants.

The firing of Victoria Taylor, one of the few employees the community moderators trusted, caused a backlash leading CEO Ellen Pao to resign.

The trauma of being targeted by people she once trusted caused Mallard to miss crucial weeks in her junior year and left her feeling brutalized.

This, in turn, offsets the decreased willingness to trust caused by betrayal aversion.

When you let misbehaviour go, yell and admonish instead of calmly enforcing consequences, you essentially tell your students that you can't be trusted – this causes disappointment, resentment and ultimately more misbehaviour.

Though there have been attempts, instituting a similar level of digitised services or an ID system would be more of a challenge in country such as the UK or US, where Piperal says a lower level of government trust causes citizens to fear "Big Brother" when it comes to handing over every facet of their identity.

The lack of trust causes employers and potential employees to communicate poorly with each other, beginning arms races and demanding a week of work in order to demonstrate fit.

Trust causes the brain to release oxytocin, which stimulates productivity and raises motivation.