Sentence examples similar to wave trust from inspiring English sources

Lots of other foreign investors have done well, however, and Brazil is enjoying a new wave of trust and optimism as the world pours in money (see chart 3).

"Trust, trust, trust".

With the Democrats enjoying huge Congressional majorities, everything seemed to be on the table: immigration reform, a program to combat climate change, card-check legislation, a wave of trust-busting in the banking sector — and at the least, the very least, a return to Clinton-era tax rates.

Basildon was part of the first wave of trusts given foundation status, which was awarded at the time to the elite performers in the health service.

11 We check that taking the average over all WVS waves containing the trust question or alternatively taking the last value before our individuals are born (which only changes the value for 4 percentt of the people) does not significantly alter the results (see Additional file 5: Table 11. Results are discussed in section 6).

In another study which looked at mental health (assessed by the 10-item Center for Epidemiologic Studies for Depression Scale) and social capital also using data from NIDS Wave 1, only personalised trust was regarded as social trust [ 25].

Anyway, back to The Minstrel's Grave which doubly fascinated me thanks to the review of it in fRoots which suggested that this year might welcome in "the new wave of Weirdlore" (I trust none of you missed the previous wave, right?).

The implications for CLTs, for rural housing generally and for a new wave of urban housing trusts springing up from east London to Liverpool are profound.