Sentence examples for enough trustworthy from inspiring English sources

Thanks to weak property rights, fear of expropriation and poor bankruptcy procedures, many newly rich countries are unable to create enough trustworthy claims on their future incomes.

Their thesis is that emerging countries cannot create enough trustworthy saving vehicles to keep up with the pace of economic growth, because their financial markets are immature.

They argue that fast-growing emerging economies, with underdeveloped financial markets, have not been able to create enough trustworthy instruments (bank deposits, bonds and so on) to absorb their high savings.

This is because your parents may not deem you old enough or trustworthy enough to get what you want, especially if it's something virtual like a YouTube account or Facebook account if you don't already have one.

By repeating this procedure, enough number of trustworthy peers can be selected as the group members and a trustworthy group is created.

Maynor had another in the trailer, but did not have welding equipment powerful enough to make trustworthy repairs.

Instead, he sought a poetry that was truthful and perceptive enough to be trustworthy even when annihilation seemed imminent.

But he says that temperature readings from satellites and weather balloons are trustworthy enough to use for monitoring future trends.

I know it sounds strange to be proud of this, but it means a lot to me, being trustworthy enough to piss in somebody else's clean bathroom.

Chinese emperors so highly prized cloisonné enameling that only certain eunuchs were deemed trustworthy enough to transport the objects between palace rooms.

First, though he will have to overcome misgivings about handing over sensitive tax details to countries not deemed competent or trustworthy enough to handle it with care.