Sentence examples for trusted method of from inspiring English sources

A total of 23m cheques were sent as gifts since surveys show they are still the most trusted method of sending money through the post.

"We were all a bit surprised that England went with their tried and trusted method of fielding, rather than batting first.

It advised to stop using the trusted method of cooking the cheese-topped bread under a grill, and instead to roll the toaster sideways and slot it in.

But even Guggenheim's most trusted methods of achieving oblivion failed her when, in March , 1967 she received the news that her daughter had committed suicide, in her home in Paris, at the age of forty-one.

This means most people will have to go back to basics, concentrating on tried and trusted methods of reducing their IHT, such as those described below, rather than using special schemes set up by clever accountants.

To understand risk within a system or network, professional penetration testing methodologies are trying to incorporate risk analysis by adopting some of the more trusted methods used in other industries.

It might seem like a bizarre move to rub out the big green guy when Mark Ruffalo has started tweeting mo-cap process videos from the set of Thor: Ragnarok, but killing off major characters is a tried-and-trusted method of grabbing the attention of comics fans (or at least getting them volcanically riled, which usually generates publicity).

DJ Khaled, font of countless catchphrases and slogans designed to get people to turn their lives around via the trusted American method of insincere positivity, is the reigning king of Snapchat.

We investigated the potential use of the TRUST method for the laboratory diagnosis of neurophilis with CSF samples collected from 824 syphilis patients.

THE hawala system is an ancient, trust-based method of sending money legally across borders that is now under threat from efforts to cut terrorists off from their sources of funds.

Middle Eastern regulators would have been particularly interested in one of the symposium's subjects: what western countries will do about hawala, a trust-based method of moving money that is used by terrorists as well as by expatriate workers in the Gulf and elsewhere.