Others suggested that Mr Milburn and Mr Clarke had too long a history of personal animus towards the chancellor to claim credibility.
In fact, having a significant social media presence is increasingly a means to claim credibility in offline arenas.
Because they kept repeating the right answer to "whether," they claim credibility on "how". But "how" is a completely different question.
Times are bad, but I figure that there's no way to claim credibility as a completely capable professional in the eyes of a possible client once she receives paperwork in an envelope with a sad-eyed puppy's entreaty to "help save us" beneath my firm's return address.
Becker (1967) has claimed that: "credibility and the right to be heard are differently distributed through the ranks of the system" (p. 241).
It claimed the credibility of the newspaper's submission was compromised by the fact that its reporters were posing as corrupt representatives from the United States bid.
Chapter 4: Fact-finding in information networks; 4.1 Facts, Fact-Finders, and the Existence of Ground Truth; 4.2 Overview of Fact-Finders in Information Networks; 4.3 A Bayesian Interpretation of Basic Fact-Finding; 4.3.1 Claim Credibility.
Instead, by merely reporting these claims without demanding their sources, the press lent these claims credibility.
Promulgated by a university-based center, which gave the claim credibility, it began as an exaggeration of the military's control, lumping together military enterprises and civilian enterprises run by officers and former officers.
The question now seems to be which one of them emerges in second place and who will claim the credibility to stay in the race.
