Sentence examples for reliable history from inspiring English sources

They do not make reliable history.

The two works differ, too, in that Solzhenitsyn wants his work to stand as reliable history, a definitive account of Russia's chaotic march toward the rise of Bolshevism.

But, within the narrower confines of assembling a reliable history of global temperature, the emails have done significant damage to the credibility of scientists.

Unlike the Athenians, who gave the world democracy, logic, drama, oratory, architecture, sophisticated sculpture and reliable history, the Spartans basically gave everyone a headache.

He gives us a long, global, and no doubt reliable history of sewage treatment since earliest times, but neglects the opportunity to argue with himself.

But, within the narrower confines of assembling a reliable history of global ­temperature, the emails have done significant damage to the credibility of scientists.

This further confirms that GA is a reliable history-matching optimization technique and is capable of future predictions as well as field development by way of drilling new wells.

Cofactors such as substance abuse, mental illness, and HIV infection further complicate the likelihood of obtaining reliable histories and contact reports.

However, the medical students did show a significant improvement in their belief that "clients in psychiatric units give reliable histories" (n = 72, x = 3.07, s.d. =.657, p <.005) (see Table 3).

However, even if we restrict ourselves to the very reliable histories of childbearing as reported by women in developed countries, we may be faced with some problems if we try to estimate the measures of fertility for the population of a given area for periods preceding the survey date.

But Holliday himself attacks his own legend, the illusion that the falsified, simplified, salable pablum that usually passes for history tells a reliable story.