Sentence examples for indeed truthful from inspiring English sources
But who's to say that the information they're receiving from their trusted sources is indeed truthful and honest?
So be truthful in our anonymous poll.
Building a truthful mechanism is indeed a difficult process since the underlying algorithm must obey certain "monotonicity" properties and suitable payment functions need to be computed (this task usually represents the bottleneck in the overall time complexity).
In the general model of verification (i.e., some kind of overbidding can be detected) we provide the first deterministic truthful auctions which indeed provide essentially the best possible approximation guarantees achievable by any polynomial-time algorithm even if the complete input data is known.
Yet, most women are truthful too and indeed, they may be more likely to tell you that you're putting on a bit too much weight, working too many hours or that your husband has been seen with another woman, than a male friend would.
He's so not being truthful.
To reconcile optimization and economic incentives we focus on so-called mechanisms with verification and show that, under this general mechanism design paradigm, it is indeed possible to optimize and to be truthful.
Indeed, right sometimes does make might and one truthful newspaper article may sway minds more effectively than a billion dollar Pharma advertising budget.
Judge Jessica González said that Father Karadima, 81, had indeed committed the abuse, calling the accusations against him "truthful and reliable".
"No matter how controversial the product may be -- whether it's tobacco or alcoholic beverages -- if indeed it is a lawfully sold product or service, truthful and nondeceptive advertising of that product is protected by the First Amendment".
