Sentence examples for wider trust from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hibbard says she believes that her nonprofit status allows for a wider trust among her customer base.

They do it around the Burning Man concept, because they know there's wider trust in our structural and organic approach.

"I believe County Hospital and the wider trust have a strong future and I look forward to seeing them both go from strength to strength".

Mulpuru said such incidents may lead to customer service complaints and wider trust issues.

However, recovery was seen as a process and it was suggested that training needed to be ongoing with systemic changes and support from the wider Trust to implement and sustain recovery approaches.

The interview topic guide was developed in collaboration with a group of experts and explored team leaders' understanding of recovery, implementation within the service and the wider Trust, and the perceived impact of the training on their individual practice and that of their wider team.

But he has also found tenderness: they lock the camera with wide-eyed trust, and we can't help trusting them, too, with the care of the plump toddler in their grasp.

Now, at the story's conclusion, we find Harry completing his arc from wide-eyed, trusting child to the leader and great wizard he was prophesied to be, bravely leading not just his fellow students, but also his mentors.

The President, therefore, wants someone who is impeccably loyal and subservient — yet still entirely competent and capable of winning wide trust.

Build company-wide trust, camaraderie and esprit de corps, turning your firm into what Dan Pontefract dubs a "Flat Army".

It was leadership behavior that caused, for example, a complete lack of corporation-wide trust, or a shut-down of business-critical communication up-flowing into the executive suite, or insidious untruths that de-motivated every important business partnership.