Meanings of entrust more in English

The Owner has his eye on us-ifwe prove faithful, he'll be pleased to entrust more to us.

To none would Hasdrubal entrust more willingly the conduct of any dangerous enterprize; under none did the soldiers discover more courage and confidence.

The new "Charlie's Angels" marks a trend in Hollywood to entrust more women with directing big budget fare, and towards ethnic diversity.

They say it's a meaningful way to bond with clients and their offspring, often leading families to entrust more of their money with the firm.

Privacy has become a growing concern for mobile phone users as we entrust more and more of our personal information to apps and online services.