Sentence examples for clear credibility from inspiring English sources

Another big difference between 1984 and today: Mr. Obama, of Illinois, comes South with a well-financed, full-fledged national campaign and clear credibility as a potential nominee.

The experiment results show that the proposed method can effectively extract the impact components of rotor and stator, and detecting stator vibration signal is more effective to represent rubbing fault than that of rotor, and the analysis result has clear credibility.

But let's be clear: the credibility of U.S. democracy may be at stake.

All the same, there is a clear issue of credibility.

The implication is clear: if the credibility damaged by Fukushima is not recovered, neither will the nuclear industry.

Even without taking those important factors into account, the Stanford researchers demonstrate a clear lack of credibility among skeptics who doubt man-made climate change.

The tasks are clear: to restore credibility and integrity to the democratic process, to rebuild vibrancy and truth into the public square, to enable governments to effectively operate with all the tools and capabilities of the 21st century and, above all else, to rebuild the social contract to meet the needs of citizens.

In the face of the clear lack of credibility in pooling effect size calculations on grouped and yet disparate studies for meta-analysis it may be time to put the clinical appraisal that has served for generations back where it belongs as cornerstone of our efficacy assessments and decision making about the utility of treatments in neurodegenerative diseases.

While the validity of these statements was challenged by Ms Schiavo's parents, the Florida courts determined that they represented credible evidence of Ms Schiavo's intentions; that the credibility was clear and convincing; and that the Florida Rules of Evidence supported their admission and acceptance.

So when Tupac stands up to a white cop, shoots it out, wins the battle, gets cut free, and continues to say the things he's been saying the decision to destroy his credibility is clear".

Mutulu Shakur, a lover of Tupac's mother who helped raise him, and an imprisoned black radical, is convinced that Tupac became a lightning rod after he shot the policemen in Atlanta... "...when Tupac stands up to a white cop, shoots it out, wins the battle, gets cut free, and continues to say the things he's been saying--the decision to destroy his credibility is clear".