Sentence examples for much more trustworthy from inspiring English sources

"Honestly, 'most' Midshipmen are much more trustworthy," he wrote.

And as vessels of self-revelation, were letters much more trustworthy than tweets?

If government is so much more trustworthy than business, why shouldn't we extend this principle to food and shelter?

And, as Kahle points out, "They turn out to be much more trustworthy than most of what people try to base court decisions on".

More than half your positive results would be wrong.The negative results are much more trustworthy; for the case where the power is 0.8 there are 875 negative results of which only 20 are false, giving an accuracy of over 97%.

The authors suggest, in scientific spirit, that she was possibly a sirenia or sea cow, but elsewhere recognise that the recent discovery of the Colossal Squid renders the numerous accounts of sea-monsters such as the Kraken much more trustworthy.

The results become much more relevant and trustworthy when you can filter out all the garbage.

And in doing so, it claims to enable sellers to sell more and marketplaces to on-board new sellers in a much more efficient and trustworthy way.

And having a consistently good attitude makes you much more likeable and trustworthy, while lifting the spirits of those around you.

Nancy Etcoff, lead author and associate researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital, told ABC that when participants "got to the more dramatic makeup looks, people saw them as equally likable and much more attractive and competent, but less trustworthy" but that "dramatic makeup was no longer an advantage compared to when people saw the photos very quickly".

Older adults were equally adept at identifying people judged to be trustworthy or neutral, but much more likely to miss signs of those who may be untrustworthy and to view suspicious-looking people as approachable, the study found.