Sentence examples for most trustworthy source from inspiring English sources

According to Babel (not the most trustworthy source) Gorky told him to "go among the people" to better his writing - so he soldiered on the Romanian front, possibly worked as a translator for the Cheka, crewed on a food requisitioning barge, and in 1920 joined General Budyonny's Cavalry Army on the Polish front as a war correspondent.

An online poll commissioned by the Carbon Brief, a British climate and energy news blog, found that 69 percent of respondents in the United Kingdom consider scientists the most trustworthy source on the issue (49 percent say they are 'quite trustworthy', while 20 percent say they are 'very trustworthy').

Nevertheless, Timon is clearly the most important and the most trustworthy source of information about Pyrrho.

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are the most trustworthy source for evaluating treatment effects, but RCTs of spine surgery interventions often produce discordant results.

The most trustworthy source for the reconstruction of the life of the historical Muhammad is the Quran.

Good luck to them!" While The Mirror isn't the most trustworthy source of Hollywood news, another Craig-starring Bond movie has never been completely out of the question.

General practitioners and local health authorities were considered the most trustworthy sources of information while the media was considered the least trustworthy.

Individuals presumed to be qualified to provide PN were dietitians, nutritionists and suitably qualified GP, who were perceived as the most trustworthy sources of nutritional advice.

Surprisingly, environmental groups are the second-most trustworthy source (39 percent), ahead of the BBC (31 percent), friends and family (30 percent) and various other types of media, according to the poll, which was published this week.

CNN actually is regarded as the most trustworthy news source in America, according to a "60 Minutes"/Vanity Fair poll released last week.

Back in 2008, we wrote about a startup called NewsCred, which looked to help identify the most trustworthy news sources using a combination of community voting and algorithms.