There has been a call, usually by the same mainstream media that has been hemorrhaging readers and television viewers to the Internet, to stick to the "reliable," tried and true news sources.
For this reason, the Justice Department believes that it would be swifter and more reliable to try these defendants in the civilian courts.
If you're looking at nursing as reliable, then try to get certified as a sonogram or CT technician too.
So when a district, whether urban, suburban or rural finds a sub that is reliable, they try and keep that sub in the district in that capacity, lest have to find other subs that are hit or miss.
Mr. Tevanian says that Knotch's data is "more reliable than trying to mine unstructured data" from other social networks and that it could eventually become useful to brands, artists and even politicians.
As singular issues, phenomena and events, weak signals and black swans – which are besides by definition very difficult to anticipate – are not very reliable in trying to anticipate how the future will differ from the present.
The tea partiers are enjoying their day in the sun, but coffee is the beverage preferred by most Americans, and we don't have time to gang up and holler and wave our arms — we prefer to sit quietly with coffee in hand and read a reliable newspaper and try to figure out what's going on in the world.
Selection from technologies that are frictionless to try, reliable and infinitely scalable will be critical to ensuring new software experiences built continuously delight customers.
"Mind expanding" drugs (or psychoactive substances) aren't exactly the most reliable way to try to find enlightenment.
Trying to predict the future is about as accurate and reliable as, well, trying to predict the future.
