Sentence examples for trustworthiness not only from inspiring English sources

His advisers say polling shows that a key weakness for Mrs. Clinton is her trustworthiness, not only stemming from association with White House scandals but also from the belief she is in this race more out of self-interest than out of concern about New York.

Those business owners started to recognize the importance of trustworthiness, not only for the success of their own business but also for the well-being of the whole industry, and they learned to establish a good reputation, the process of which reflects their adaptation to a transforming market economy.

Considering the fact that many trustworthiness evaluation problems require not only objective measurement but also subjective perception, this paper designs a novel framework named CSTrust for conducting cloud service trustworthiness evaluation by combining QoS prediction and customer satisfaction estimation.

It verifies that the trustworthiness degree calculation can not only differentiate malicious SUs from honest ones based on their historical behaviors but also reserve the current difference of each SU's sensing result caused by the uncertainty of wireless environment.

Dynamic and programmable nature of 5G network allows not only computation of trustworthiness information but also negotiation and enforcement of required trustworthiness level.

Trustworthiness constructed by social exchange modulates not only emotional mimicry for happy faces but also incongruent facial reactions to angry faces.

It is important to notice that in WSNs provenance is useful not only for data trustworthiness assessment, but also for network's troubleshooting.

In terms of signaling theory, a firm's perceived ethical behavior can signal trustworthiness in how the firm treats not only society or employees, but also customers.

For a variety of reasons, relating not only to probative value and trustworthiness but also to possible prejudicial effect upon a trial jury and the absence of opportunity for cross-examination, the generally accepted rules of evidence throw many exclusionary protections about one who is charged with and standing trial for crime.

The use of multiple methods, interrogated under KMR, not only added to the robustness and trustworthiness of the data but more importantly these methods were found to be culturally acceptable by the Māori participants.

By baking trustworthiness into users' very first touchpoint with your product, you not only build a solid relationship between them and your brand, but with each other as they exchange goods and services.