Sentence examples for underlying mistrust from inspiring English sources

The recriminations have exposed the underlying mistrust in the alliance, which has been held together in large part by the personal relationship between President Pervez Musharraf and President Bush, the Pakistani officials and diplomats said.

Thirdly, underlying mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment towards transparency and good governance affected active engagement of all key players dampening the spirit of collective bargain breeding opposition.

Painter et al. (2004) found underlying mistrust in health facilities and disbelief in test results to be contributing to the low uptake of prophylactic drugs in an antenatal clinic in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire [ 22].

"There is undoubtedly going to be some form of negative reaction and it will make for good TV," said the president, warning that "throwing bottles or smashing cars" would not solve the underlying mistrust and genuine problems still facing African-Americans.

"There is undoubtedly going to be some form of negative reaction and it will make for good TV," said the president, warning that "throwing bottles or smashing cars" will not solve the underlying mistrust and genuine problems still facing African Americans.

The affair laid bare the underlying mistrust that still characterizes the U.S.-India relationship despite years of efforts to nurture closer ties between the world's two biggest democracies.

There is underlying suspicion and a distinct mistrust of people from other countries.

It was hard, however, to ignore the tensions that emerged between the two countries before the deal, which were only compounded by German mistrust on hearing that French advisers helped draft the Greek paper and the underlying suspicion that Paris only resisted a Grexit because it too faces some challenging structural reforms with which it might yet need considerable German help.

Phillip and Stan playing raquetball together was interesting dramatically, particularly given the underlying note of slight mistrust between them.

In his experience, the old stereotype of the mad scientist portrayed on TV still underlies a public mistrust of science, and therefore good science journalism must go beyond just looking at the facts.

Underlying the conversations was a deep mistrust among rank-and-file House Republicans, who feel the White House has vilified and ignored them for the more than two years they have been in power.