Sentence examples for would be trustworthy from inspiring English sources

"I felt like morally and ethically, because of his Mormon values, that he would be trustworthy," she said.

Each bank would be careful to deal only with counterparties it could trust, and so the whole system would be trustworthy.

For, if they could, then the following sort of person would be trustworthy: a sexist employer who treats female employees well only because he believes that he would face legal sanctions if he did not (Potter 2002, 5).

I doubt they'd be trustworthy enough to fry a hamburger.

And if that were true, he would not be trustworthy for them.

The overall consent preferences for all scenarios are summarized in Table  3.> Participants who supported the 'no consent' option did not view the initial disclosure of personally identifying information for the purpose of creating the linkage key as a concern but some did indicate that the data linkage organization would need to be trustworthy.

The sponsors also argued that the system would be more trustworthy if all screeners were citizens.

A bill with cuts focused over two or three years would be more trustworthy.

"The more you saw someone do this, the more intuition you had that they would be less trustworthy," Dr. DeSteno said.

"Mukasey stated that he could not imagine anyone who would be less trustworthy with sensitive information than Kuby," a special agent's summary of the interview said.

Citizens would be... trustworthy but not nosy, questioning of authority but not judgmental of their neighbors.