Sentence examples for To distinguish trustworthy from inspiring English sources

The trust model enables vehicles to distinguish trustworthy vehicles or messages from untrustworthy ones.

In my view these are: 1) an understanding that a good reputation is a major form of capital; 2) an ability to distinguish between people who are trustworthy and those who are not; and 3) the realization that it is okay to fail, so long as you get back up, dust yourself off and try again.

Even Bayer, the German company that created aspirin in the 1890s and has fought for more than a century to distinguish its product as the most trustworthy one, now has backup supplies from China.

Whenever I use a food or restaurant review app, I sometimes feel like I'm being overwhelmed with recommendations, and it can be hard to distinguish between recommendations and reviews that are trustworthy from those that aren't.

Even more important, though, investors must find a way to distinguish the competent from the incompetent, and the trustworthy from the dishonest.

This made it difficult to distinguish assembly errors from true differences, which made it impossible to report a trustworthy corrected N50 size.

To distinguish itself in a crowded field, the bank tries to portray itself as a trustworthy alternative.

It was hard to distinguish.

Little happens to distinguish them.

Yet it is important to distinguish them.

He failed to distinguish the two groups.