Sentence examples for would not entrust from inspiring English sources

The producers would not entrust the design to someone new to movies, though; the job was offered to David Walker, a more experienced friend of Ringwood's.

Obviously that is not enough: you would not entrust the fate of a multi-million-dollar drone to such a system.

He said he would not entrust ask his management to monitor what he took, either – as Sharapova has done with her agent, Max Eisenbud, who claimed he did not alert the player to a warning about the banned drug meldonium because he was holidaying during a personal crisis and did not see the emails from the International Tennis Federation.

I would not entrust my life to men who have failed to take significant action in Iran, or anywhere around the globe.

Jesus Christ is the most loving person who ever walked this earth, but as John 2 24 says, "Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all people".

They wouldn't entrust you with their precious bundle if you were Dr. and Mrs. Spock.

That's important for WPP's business, Sorrell said, because "you wouldn't entrust your media plan to a legacy media owner," so why would you trust Facebook or Google?

I wouldn't entrust her to his care.

Because merchants would probably not entrust this effort to an ad hoc group or a single member company -- and because no merchant would want the responsibility of overseeing such a system -- organizers said they had begun to create a formal business entity to govern the round table.

It's the kind of procedure that probably would not be entrusted to just one person.

But they also know they wouldn't trust Boris not to put his coffee mug down on the nuclear button by mistake if they entrusted him with the premiership.