Sentence examples for trusted less from inspiring English sources

And the governments in one are to be trusted less than the governments in the other".

Predictably, scientists working for the government are trusted less than scientists working for large companies, who in turn are trusted much, much less than scientists working for environmental organisations.

In order to more heavily weight estimates derived from cleaner data, the SQI is used to adjust the measurement noise covariance, R. When the SQI is low, should be trusted less, and hence we force R to be large.

They further felt that project developer Shell and the national government — parties that were trusted less than the Barendrecht town council and the local activist group "CO2isNee" — had too much influence in the decision-making process and that the people of Barendrecht had too little influence.

When the researchers grouped the game data by birth order, they found that firstborn player A's trusted less than laterborns, sending 25% less money to player B. Firstborn player B's also reciprocated less, returning between 22% and 29% fewer euros, the scientists report in the December issue of Animal Behavior.

But fewer might get the chance to do so, because insiders are trusted less and being watched more.

Since then, various events have caused us to trust less, but perhaps we've gone too far.

The assumption is that we trust less these days because people are more likely to behave badly.

But slightly gloomier headlines might make people worry more about the economy, and think twice about voting for a party they trust less with it.

"One lesson you can learn from this is to trust less, but I'm choosing not to pick that one," Mr. Styn said.

"The only person I would trust less with that technology is Anthony Weiner".