SPORTSSUNDAY From Prison, a Bid for Fame The rap artist Shyne possesses the sort of credibility that sells records: a jail sentence.
So far, Mr Scott's move seems to be earning him the same kind of press and the same sort of credibility with the GOP's conservative base.
That sort of credibility means that Ryan will have a prominent say in whatever tough-medicine entitlement remedy Republicans and Democrats finally agree upon.
The bill's fans say it will give official figures the sort of credibility that ceding control over interest rates to the Bank of England gave to monetary policy.
What was really amazing was the courage she had in criticising mosque sheikhs who are calling these attacks Jihad and giving the attackers some sort of credibility.
The cast includes Emile Hirsch as Clyde and Holliday Granger as Bonnie, and Holly Hunter and William Hurt as the Academy Award-winning actors who are presumably being paid very well to lend some sort of credibility to this glossy project.
"Imagine I see someone wearing shirt that I know they unlocked in a game, it's like some sort of credibility," Chu said.
Now that I think about it, that sort of credibility problem is prevalent in all media nowadays, media that seems to be more interested in entertaining or getting lots of Diggs or whatever than legitimately informing the public.
The Pentagon's faith in BlackBerry gives the company the sort of credibility it needs to retain corporate clients and keep investors interested in its future — that it has one.
"It's a demonstration of your sort of credibility," Vaishnav told VICE News.
