Sentence examples for credence before from inspiring English sources

Suppose one began with rational credence before learning the chances.

For example, the speaker may be lying, the hearer may distrust the speaker, or may already have given the proposition a very high credence before the utterance.

The study by Mahar et al. [ 6] lends credence to the implementation of a before-school physical activity program to help children achieve the recommended 60 minutes of daily activity without taking time away from academics; however much more research is warranted.

It's therefore very important, especially if a CEO would like to lend any credence to the analyses put before him/her, that the finance hire be a good one.

But mere analytic intelligence buckles under the predicament of a young man named Gabriel who, having been told by a psychic that he would kill someone before his next birthday, turns himself in as a murderer before the fact -- only days before two actual murders give creepy credence to his story.

One who believes as passionately now in the opposite of what was believed before does not invite our credence.

"What you want to see going forward is a consistent round of positive economic numbers in each area before we can really give credence to the economy strengthening," Mr. Carl said.

Another middling start by Colon, who does not speak to reporters the day before he pitches, could add credence to the notion that the Yankees' staff is not deep enough to win a seven-game series in October.

In its ruling, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit declared that a new scientific method had to have won "general acceptance" from experts before judges could give it credence.

Actually, before you put too much credence into this list, however, Goldman Sachs also made the list at No. 25.

The project is being headed up by a developer that has worked on several public builds before, lending a bit of credence to this new build.