Sentence examples for weakening trust from inspiring English sources

As corporations lower their compensation costs by holding down the cost of employee benefits, they increased employee alienation, weakening trust and dampening enthusiasm for the work.

The government of Zimbabwe implemented heavy-handed police crackdowns on ASGM between 2006 and 2009, which had negative environmental and social repercussions, weakening trust between regulators and low-income mining communities (Metcalf and Veiga 2012; Spiegel 2009b).

Spectacular though not significant militarily, the attacks nonetheless serve to weaken trust in the government and show that the Taliban can still outmaneuver, even if for only a few hours, both the Afghan forces and their Western counterparts.

Pilots experiencing an attack report heavier workload and weakened trust in the system than pilots whose aircraft is not under attack.

Such tactics may temporarily increase profits, but at the expense of further erosion in the public's already weakened trust of the news media.

It weakens trust and is aggravating.

Specifically: What will he do to "rescue" Medicare, without driving up the deficit or weakening the trust fund?

2016's political events around the world have shown that the social fabric of communities is weakening and trust is sorely lacking.

"E.P.A.'s veto of an existing, valid permit for the Spruce No. 1 mine threatens the certainty of all Section 404 permits — weakening the trust U.S. businesses and workers need to make investments and secure jobs," said Hal Quinn, president of the National Mining Association.

These companies are forced to do so under penalty of law -- increasingly to the detriment of their bottom lines, and weakening public trust in their products.

Alesina and Zhuravskaya (2011) further demonstrate (for a cross-section of countries) that segregation causally weakens generalised trust, which in turn lowers the quality of governments.