Sentence examples for credence that it will from inspiring English sources

Your credence that it will lands heads is 0.7 and your credence that it will land tails is 0.6.

Then you might think that your credences match your evidence, because you have evidence only about it landing heads and your credence that it will land heads equals the known chance that it will land heads.

The evidence of the time and effort that Enbridge has already put in to the project lends credence to Enbridge's argument that it will suffer harm if the pipeline is indefinitely delayed".

'We want to give this UK pro-flesh culture the credence that it deserves.

The other seven teams argue, with some credence, that they will be in the midfield.

Intuitively, having high credence that Spain will win the World Cup places me under different commitments than believing that Spain will win.

While there is some credence to that (we'll go there too), we think the root of all this angst goes way deeper.

The rocket appears to have a bulb-shaped tip that gives credence to the North's claim it will carry a satellite, they said.

For example, Dunn (2015) and Tang (forthcoming) object that if the Brier score is used, a credence-forming process that only outputs mid-level credences (say, a credence of.6) will never qualify as highly reliable; hence the credences it produces will never count as highly justified.

The data from this survey give credence to the idea that gender roles are durable, and it will take more than time to change deeply held beliefs about what men and women should do with their time.

The White House held a conference call to tell reporters that any legal challenge, as one Obama aide put it, "will eventually fail and shouldn't be given too much credence in the press".