Sentence examples for credence with from inspiring English sources

Those gained further credence with Wednesday's announcement.

That argument gained credence with investors, helping to propel Apple's market value past Microsoft's.

A view backed up by the Guardian's poll last December and one that may have helped Brand get so much credence with his views.

Alarmingly, Cameron seems to be contemplating some sort of deal with Clegg despite the latter having little credence with the electors.

Most likely, the onus will remain on players to assert that their individual conditions did derive from professional football — similar to how players must handle worker's compensation claims — although that assertion could gain credence with the league's imprimatur.

The idea that bachata, the Dominican romantic style, is a closed circuit, almost impossible to crack by new talent, is given a new dose of credence with the emergence of Vena, a young supergroup made up of Steve Styles, who was the lead singer of Xtreme, and the brothers Lenny and Max Santos, who were the musical heart — guitar and bass — of Aventura, the genre's juggernaut.

That theory was given greater credence two years ago with the discovery that some Madagascar lemurs have in their genomes the remnants of a virus that was not an S.I.V., but related to it.

Furthermore, the Canagliflizon and Renal Events in Diabetes with Established Nephropathy Clinical Evaluation study (CREDENCE study; NCT02065791) with canagliflozin was recently initiated and will assess renal outcomes with SGLT2 inhibition.

It is the agent's system of credences together with the way they are involved in evaluating options that is implicated by the Dutch Book.

"I probably should give more credence to that with my guys.

But it might have more credence when juxtaposed with efforts like Pennsylvania's to tilt the system.