Sentence examples for reputable way from inspiring English sources

Though online courses have existed for some time, recently they have become more broadly accepted by students as a reputable way to learn.

"Tattooing in and of itself, as long as it's done in reputable way and that the infection control procedures are followed, the risk is low," Rebecca Naylor, the association's head, told ABC Australia.

If your business is considering joining the conversations on social media, or perhaps is already there, it's essential you are using social media monitoring to ensure you are managing your social media accounts in a professional and reputable way.

There are reputable ways to manage debt, Ms. Larabee said.

It's an interesting ad model emerging at a time when everyone is trying to find effective and reputable ways to drive consumer engagement with online brands.

The most colorful storyteller was Wilson Mizner, who'd done a bit of everything — very little of it reputable — on his way to a gig at Warners.

The photo was obtained from a reputable picture agency and was not airbrushed or doctored in any way.

One option is for a reputable external agency, such as the Bank for International Settlements, to look at the best way to evaluate MDB finances.

"We are talking about the areas that were part of the cradle of civilisation being pillaged, artefacts going back thousands of years that should be studied in museums are instead disappearing on the black market," a British archaeologist told Buzzfeed, while "unheard of" numbers of stolen goods are finding their way into reputable auction houses and sold off.

Instead it started showing related stories — containing content it had verified as coming from news outlets its network of fact checkers considered reputable — as an alternative way to debunk potential fakes.

So the next time you hear someone asserting that scientists aren't critical, of their own work or that of their colleagues, remember that if a finding has made its way into a reputable journal, it's most likely despite every last objection that the researcher and all of his lab-mates could come up with – to say nothing of those nasty peer reviewers.