Sentences with phrase «many untrustworthy»

If he gets critical coverage, then it's obvious that he was right about the untrustworthy liberal media — something he routinely criticizes at his rallies — and he still wins.

Romney will also take on Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton in the speech, calling her «untrustworthy and dishonest.»

«Businesses are seen as untrustworthy,» he says.

In several localities, naming and shaming «untrustworthy» debtors in public has been officially policy for years.

«If they act untrustworthy outside of business, like cheating in golf, or leaving a bad tip, they will end up treating you the same.»

The WikiLeaks disclosures should be the kind of «October surprise» that would thrill Clinton's opponents, who've spent years attacking her as untrustworthy and willing to say anything for personal gain.

Trump has made it clear — both during his campaign and since being elected — that he sees the media as untrustworthy and beneath contempt, and Spicer's attack on the press following the inauguration seemed a lot more sincere than his attempts to apologize for it.

The corporate nature of these private, for - profit pursuits is what makes them inherently untrustworthy to some.

If you constantly end your statements on a high note, you may be perceived as nervous, unsure and untrustworthy.

No one does business with an untrustworthy person.

If you're known to be untrustworthy, you will have a hard time finding friends, employees or customers.

Even at the best of times, the online hacking subculture is notoriously untrustworthy — full of hoaxes, disinformation, and catfishing (impersonating people to defraud others on the internet).

Frankly, if you're just starting to shake hands now, that is going to feel like a fairly untrustworthy and short - term perspective to your audience.

Most traditional company policies are designed to impose constraints on employees under the theory that workers are untrustworthy cogs who will do as little as possible if not carefully managed.

An advertising model, which is how Facebook makes most of its revenue, encourages quantity, including harmful or untrustworthy content, over material that's been vetted and verified.

The unified social credit system will rally all sectors of society against those deemed untrustworthy, says author Murong Xuecun, who has had run - ins with the Chinese government because of his writings.

The New York Reublican, an outspoken Donald Trump supporter, has repeatedly condemned Clinton and deemed her untrustworthy based on her alleged mishandling of classified information.

By lobbying to remove tax breaks for Delta Air Lines, a punishment for withdrawing discounts for NRA members, he makes Georgia an untrustworthy partner — and a poor choice for Amazon's new HQ.

Here too, two of the top Trump aides being deemed untrustworthy globalists — Gary Cohn and Jared Kushner — are Jewish.

She might be untrustworthy.

Having worked in a union environment for 15 years it is my firm belief that unions are as diabolical and untrustworthy as the big corporations they feed off.

The system's entire mantra is «make trustworthy people benefit everywhere, and untrustworthy people restricted everywhere.»

Cold hearted, untrustworthy men who have ruined the lives of millions and grown rich in the process.

A relevant link from a site Google knows to be trustworthy might pass a ton of authority to your site, while one from a decent site might pass a bit of authority, and a link from a known untrustworthy site might actually drag your authority down.

When this trust is broken, through misaligned incentives, Pandora's box is opened to any number of untrustworthy actions.

Other cryptocurrencies — called «Altcoins» — have just been penny bonds on untrustworthy online - markets, mostly used to keep miner's GPUs working, siphon the cost and dump the coins.

If the PCs don't start delivering on their promises, the so - called new management of PC Incorporated will be revealed again as just an untrustworthy salesman.

When investors lack «trust based on conduct that is untrustworthy,» Rostad continued, «the economy simply will not operate as well.

Therefore, they'll often come across as obviously amateurish and untrustworthy.

On the other hand, if fees are unclear or hidden in small print, that's the red flag of an untrustworthy lender.

Harker believes that digital currencies have no guarantees of value, are untrustworthy, and face technical challenges.

Blockbid Director, Gabriel Govinda said: «Blockbid has been designed to help traders overcome three main issues; the inconvenience of needing to sign up to multiple exchanges, the unease associated with having coins scattered across multiple, potentially untrustworthy, exchanges and missed investment opportunities caused by time lapses in transferring funds between different platforms.»

They both have dogmatic aggendas and that makes both sides untrustworthy George Fear

reborners, everyone of them, is absolutely clueless, brainwashed, has a book do all their thinking, reparded, is an imbecile, indoctrinated, duped by his parents, abused by priests, hates almost everyone, is a hypocrite, unthinking, addicted to religion, closed - minded, untrustworthy, greedy, two - faced, cheap, shallow, biased, republican, racist, uneducated, materialistic, boring, bland, judgmental, w / o love and knowledge of the bible, child abusing abortionists and genocidal cowboys and pro-slavery

Im sure a being of immoral and untrustworthy character as theologically rendered and put into the dual perspective of good / evil would be interpreted that he would be indifferent.

I believe it's been demonstrated to be untrustworthy.

Mormonism's highest crime is to influence people that the Bible is untrustworthy in order for them to accept their plagarized book and later their doctrines (which have scary similarities with Islam).

While many of the Church committee's 183 recommendations entrust oversight responsibilities to agency types, cabinet officers, and President's men who have been untrustworthy in the past, the Church plan taken as a whole attempts to put our check - and - balance system into better working order — not to tie the hands of intelligence but to enable it to serve a democratic society's needs without undermining its cherished principles.

«Attempts now to rewrite the story of this hate crime appear to be based on untrustworthy sources, factual errors, rumors and innuendo rather than the actual evidence gathered by law enforcement and presented in a court of law,» the spokesperson said.

Perfect logic applied to an unproven premise yields untrustworthy conclusions.

That book talks about zombies, and is utterly untrustworthy.

You've been untrustworthy in the past regarding quotes so show where your quotes came from or we consider them bogus.

So for centuries the atheist has been regarded as someone basically irresponsible and untrustworthy, even immoral.

Don't trust the untrustworthy.

The Romantic movement's reverence for «the Inner Light» he scorned as the «most untrustworthy and deceitful guide that ever offered itself to wandering humanity.»

But the Christians I have known in my life have been the most craziest «untrustworthy «unreliable «opportunistic «money hungry / selfish people I have ever met.

Not only is his reasoning faulty for excessive self - reference, but what he refers to is untrustworthy.

John Dominic Crossan deems both of these witnesses to be untrustworthy.

As such, their conclusions are very untrustworthy, orders of magnitude more untrustworthy than science.

For unless we tell the truth to one another we'll be nothing but isolated islands, left to fend for ourselves in an untrustworthy and scary world.