In her review of my book, "In Sam We Trust: The Untold Story of Sam Walton and How Wal-Mart Is Devouring America" (Nov. 15), Judith Newman states that "because neither Walton's family nor key Wal-Mart executives would cooperate," I was "forced to rely heavily" on Sam Walton's 1992 autobiography and Vance Trimble's 1990 biography.
Untold damages to the public trust piled up.
On a final, positive note, the report points out that the rewards of personalized learning in a safe and trusted environment will have untold benefits for this generation of learners.
This untold story is one of compassion, ingenuity, kindness, trust, collaboration and community -- of the many who have reached out to help those caught in middle of the conflict, whether children who couldn't go to school or strangers without a place to stay.
Arming this untapped brain trust with the right resources will have untold benefits for society".
But untold billions of dollars and an invaluable measure of public trust were squandered.
In short, by screwing up the mortgage registration and transfer system, the big banks may have also screwed up the securitization process under New York trust law, casting doubt on the legality of an untold number of foreclosures and potentially trillions of dollars worth of MBS -- some of them held by U.S. taxpayers via the Fed, Treasury, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Three years of having Mr. Bush trust only his gut has plunged Iraq into bloody chaos and done untold damage to America.
From there untold flows move around the world, many hidden by that ultimate British secrecy invention: the trust.
Yet trust is crucial for a well-functioning democracy, and by exposing themselves to untold numbers of potential conflicts of interest, once and would-be presidents and former world leaders jeopardize that trust.
