Sentence examples for widening mistrust from inspiring English sources

But – as also happened with the Labour government of 1945 in Britain – the experience of the later Seventies caused some questioning of the welfare-state ("Keynesian") formula; with "stagflation", unemployment and inflation together with economic paralysis and a widening mistrust of government.

The crisis of widening patient physician mistrust in China revealed through this empirical research extends previous theoretical research.

The objection to widening its territorial scope is harder to understand: the mistrust surrounding the subject makes it imperative that the Northern Irish and Channel Islands cases be investigated by outsiders.

Its lead is widening.

The aftermath of the crisis could widen the gap by reinforcing continental mistrust of free-wheeling Anglo-Saxon finance.What will ultimately be more important, though, is the health of banks.

The south instinctively favours big government and mistrusts private initiative.With each passing year, the socio-economic gap widens.

However, in fostering a new relationship of partnership between Africa and the international community, especially the highly industrialised countries, we will all need to work to overcome the mistrust borne out of the colonial era and to ensure that the development chasm that has widened over centuries of unequal relations is closed.

Your face widens.

Concourses were widened.

His eyes widened slightly.

Her eyes widened.