Sentence examples for no trustworthy from inspiring English sources

But what if no trustworthy authority can control the big picture and politically single-minded individuals and small groups can easily produce unpredictable, large-scale havoc?

There is no trustworthy math to calculate how many Masters victories on the hardcourts of Montreal or Indian Wells equal one championship in, say, the United States Open.

The fact that potential investors and credit organisations have no trustworthy way to measure the investment and credit risk represents a major drawback.

"The big opportunity in Turkey is that there are local tastes, but there is no trustworthy corporate player or restaurant that delivers at your doorstep," says Meal Box founder Murat Demirhan.

No trustworthy evidence detailing an Iranian nuclear weapons program has emerged, and Iran has never diverted nuclear material from its civilian program.

In "Wanderlust," members of the intentional community don't follow any dietary restrictions; there is no trustworthy shaman or guide (just Seth with his dubious motives), no singing, no healings and, probably worst of all, no set container for participants to find support when difficulties arise.

In that case the publisher discovered that the author had concealed a criminal conviction and was no longer trustworthy.

It says that the electoral register is no longer trustworthy and that a combination of voting machines and fingerprinting devices at polling stations threatens the secrecy of the vote.

The body had become an opposition to the self and was no longer trustworthy or reliable [ 17].

Milosz, who had been working as a diplomat in the United States for four years, was no longer considered trustworthy by his superiors.

The European Aviation Safety Agency, based in Cologne, withdrew its production organization approval of Koito last year, saying that the company was no longer a trustworthy manufacturer and was not sharing enough information with European clients, the agency said.