Sentence examples for trustworthiness over from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama has chosen stability and trustworthiness over an injection of new ideas in the composition of his White House team, drawing on a member of his loyal inner circle, Denis McDonough, to become his new chief of staff.

For CNN, which prefers to emphasize its trustworthiness over, say, its hilariousness, the show represents the channel's belated (and risky) entry into the well-established genre of news delivered with a satirical smile.

It sees this election as a rerun of 1992, when voters picked Tory trustworthiness over an untested Labour, but as Philip Gould (later Tony Blair's strategy guru) put it, back then the Conservatives "fought like tigers and behaved like the opposition".

Therefore, the system models the users using Eq. 3 to identify the nearest neighbours and Eq. 4 to compute the trustworthiness over time among users.

The question of Hoffman's role, as well as of his trustworthiness, hovers over the story, leaking into the camp hallways like a gas.

The trustworthiness is established over time, i.e. interaction by interaction.

The nearest neighbours are used by the truster module to compute the trustworthiness between users over time.

However, there were immediate doubts over the growth figure's reliability with the announcement sparking renewed debate over the trustworthiness of Beijing's statistics.

If there is a question mark over the trustworthiness of Moore's work, few can doubt its power, still less its influence.

Last week, as Germany piled the pressure on Greece, casting doubts over its trustworthiness and place in Europe, it appeared far from sure whether the deal would be done.

The image above is supposed to show the trustworthiness of mainstream media over time, but there isn't much data yet.