Sentence examples for any trustworthy from inspiring English sources

"Russia does not have in its possession any trustworthy data that would support the existence of nuclear weapons or any other weapons of mass destruction in Iraq," he said.

Doctors, hospitals, insurers, suppliers and the government have all run their shops separately and distinctly from each other, so that literally one part of the system cannot talk to another in any trustworthy, efficient, error-free way.

It seems that Wedgwood initially did exactly what operationalist conscience would dictate: as the new instrument did not operate at all in the range of any trustworthy previous thermometers, he made a fresh scale.

Their team will get out there and tell the big hitters of the world this: Apple and Android are full of holes, and any trustworthy software is from some dinky third party.

At the end, a set of sequentially similar sequence segments without any trustworthy molecular function prediction remains.

The use of such eliminative criteria allows these phylogeneticists to ignore LGT, but also leaves them without any trustworthy genes with which to study prokaryote evolution.

On what basis, then, can you conclude that the NSA or any other part of the government is any more trustworthy or competent, or any less petty?

The inspectors themselves believed at that time that large caches of weapons materials remained to be found.Meanwhile the containment operation, a combination of no-fly-zones, bombings and UN sanctions, was producing misery and grievances without making Saddam feel any more trustworthy.

However, making such assessments is hard and in many cases users do not consider any SPs trustworthy [2].

(Not that I see why the Internet Security Alliance is any more trustworthy than the federal government, but that's a fight for somewhere else).

They are not any more trustworthy than your local police department and not just because they have subsidized the worst law enforcement behavior in the country.