Sentence examples for bit more credibility from inspiring English sources

"This will give us a bit more credibility in French sport," added Potter.

Blatter was talking to CNN about his plan to bring "a little bit more credibility" to FIFA.

An electoral alliance of the DA, the ID and COPE would have a bit more credibility in the black townships than the DA alone.

Going public provided money to expand internationally and gave the firm a bit more credibility abroad, says Andrea Tessitore, its chief executive.

Perry Newman, S. Portland, Maine: I do think you'd have a bit more credibility on the issues if you were a more frequent visitor to the region.

But maybe the press would carry a bit more credibility on this score if its headlines didn't do this: Make bad monkey puns and mine Hollywood's past without much ingenuity.

This intrigues the readers and gives the piece more credibility.

Schlattmann thought that "by including the two of them, we could make things a bit more special and add some credibility to the show".

They sound a bit like the Red Herring 100 Europe, but at least they'll have more credibility than that "title" which retains a rump of events while feeding off the long dead carcass of its editorial brand.

Presumably, though the figures are already being disputed, a bit more money from Gazprom has been extracted.But the government needs a lot more to bolster its credibility.

Being specific here would lend more credibility.