Sentence examples similar to well-vetted intelligence from inspiring English sources

Buzzfeed.com, VOX.com, Slate, and Vice are the larger rising star players who put out generally well-vetted and legitimate news.

However, the advantage of well-vetted – make that extreme vetting – dog providers increases the likelihood of finding a reliable solution.

His re-election is expected on April 9th, despite a handful of well-vetted opponents.

"This whole online thing is not well-vetted yet," she said.

If the (well-vetted and moderator-okayed) audience members aren't interested in that question, who is?

"But Trump, either by ignorance or malice, is distorting the nature of that threat by targeting very well-vetted immigrants, including legal permanent residents and refugees.

We need the most advanced and well-vetted bioterrorism prevention, detection, forensics and recovery capabilities, and not simply to ensure the swift apprehension and prosecution of future perpetrators.

The list at the door was so small and well-vetted, I actually convinced the bouncer not to stamp my hand.

And since he is a loyal and well-vetted product of the system, his moves toward political reform are likely to be tentative.

The FMUs are orchestrated by a well-vetted implementation of a master algorithm (MA) that deterministically combines discrete and continuous-time dynamics.

We have analyzed all the well-vetted international tests given to students since the 1960s in 50 countries for which test-score information is available.