Sentence examples for reliable notion from inspiring English sources

But there is still no reliable notion of what "too big to fail" is, nor is there a plan to deal with troubled firms in an orderly way.

By implying that "evolution is not a particularly reliable notion" he says the disclaimer has caused confusion in students' minds about the meaning of "fact" and "theory".

The new model, which was first propounded by Cha-ba, brings revolutionary changes to the classic model, first by introducing in the definition of reliable cognition the notion of "elimination of opposite superimpositions," then by claiming that perception itself (not a subsequent conceptual cognition) performs such a function.

This may have stemmed from the claim that breast milk is full of cannabinoids, but I've not been able to track down any reliable studies supporting this notion.

The American political landscape also offered a particularly soft target for dezinformatsiya, false information intended to discredit the official version of events, or the very notion of reliable truth.

Despite different publications and statements concerning the Palmore's FAQs being valid and reliable, available evidence supporting these notions is still poor, and discordance appears to persist among researchers [ 26, 41, 42].

The committee acknowledged that there was "no reliable, empirical evidence to support the notion that there is a higher prevalence of antisemitic attitudes within the Labour party than any other political party".

This is performed using the notion of the Minimum Reliable Scale (MRS) as proposed by Elder and Zucker [18].

"What could be more comforting," she asked, "than getting up in the morning to turn on the tap to reliable, clean water?" Sadly, such romantic notions about government are common.

Then there's the notion that words are a reliable key to the culture that uses them.

The underlying premise is based on the notion that Russia is a reliable and responsible player on the international scene.