Sentence examples for reliable publications from inspiring English sources

After all, where are all of us bloggers and Tweeters and Facebookers going to glean reliable facts if not from reliable reporters writing for reliable publications?

I considered Forbes a reliable honest publication, but this is just ridiculous!

The change was particularly striking at The Los Angeles Times, once reviled as the nation's worst; a vote of Washington-based reporters in 1937 named it the nation's "least fair and reliable" publication.

In a new report, reliable Korean publication The Bell states Samsung will remove the iris scanner from the Galaxy S10 - a core component in its 'Intelligent Scan' facial unlock.

The use of more stringent criteria decreases the number of determinations considered as reliable in previous publications but it improves their accuracy and robustness.

SynOne is a Thieme Chemistry discovery interface which can help you find relevant and reliable high-quality publications on organic synthesis and which will present your results in context .--About page.

We discontinued that test in March because the data was not reliable enough for publication.

For independent visitors, the formation of Nunavut has accelerated the spread of comfortable hotels in the territory, made air service more reliable and prompted publication of an encyclopedic, easy-to-read guide, "The Nunavut Handbook: Traveling in Canada's Arctic," edited by Marion Soubliere (Nortext Multimedia, 1999, $21.50).

News broke yesterday from a usually very reliable Japanese trade publication that Nikon had pushed back the launch date for the S1000pj projector camera to October 23 due to the expected high demand.

Given the consequence of assessing individual, group, department, and university performance, we consider the question of reliable estimation of publication-citation records to be an important topic.

We also failed to detect reliable evidence for publication bias (Supplementary Fig. 3, bottom ).