Sentence examples for a more authoritative source from inspiring English sources

Providing a searchable online database of the contents of books could make Amazon a more authoritative source of information, drawing additional traffic to its online retail store.

If you have her as a GSI, consider yourself blessed". The first part of that last comment is reinforced by a more authoritative source: the GSI Center lists her among the 2007-2008 recipients of the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award.

But Google searches only Web sites, not the contents of books, and Amazon's proposed archive might offer a more authoritative alternative source of information.

But it can get us to more authoritative sources more quickly, and often more quickly than a simple web search.

Certainly true, but we already knew that from more authoritative sources.

Articles often do cite sources, and I've gotten to other more "authoritative" sources saying the same thing as the Wikipedia article faster than I might have otherwise.

The annual survey carried out by the Computer Security Institute (CSI) in San Francisco, in conjunction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's local computer-intrusion squad, is generally regarded as one of the more authoritative sources of information about computer security.

When it comes to strengthening quality journalism, Schindler said Google has already been adjusting its algorithms to prioritize "more authoritative sources," and it's also highlighting verified sources in its results with a Top News section.

A discussion of this is beyond the scope of this review and readers are directed to more authoritative sources [ 21].

You can start by looking at generic sources like an encyclopedia or Wikipedia, but you need to fact check your ideas with more authoritative sources after you generally understand your subject.

Wikipedia is often a good starting point for learning about a topic, but many teachers won't let you cite it because they want you to find more authoritative sources.