So, the story's credibility comes down to anonymous sources.
And the police, with little training and less credibility, hunkered down behind barrages of tear gas, birdshot and occasional bullets.
"We're quickly heading toward a future where audio and video content, their credibility comes down to the source in the same way that it is for photos and print," Mason said.
"In terms of credibility it's down to being good and being successful.
In fact, the Silk Road shutdown could help the currency gain more mainstream credibility by cutting down on illegal usage, as Brian Patrick Eha wrote on Saturday.
If one can achieve credibility by shutting down a league, he has earned his; with his owners, he locked out N.B.A. players for 204 days from 1998 to 1999.
I think the big difference in this election from any election over the past 15 years, certainly, is I don't think you can get a ticket to the game in the first place unless you first show credibility and a down payment.
As a result, what I was hoping would be a meditation on the pressures on free speech during a civil war, on the human impact of terrorism, on the tension between the desire for recognition and artistic credibility, gets bogged down in misguided sexual dynamics.
In the cause of fiscal credibility – as laid down by the City and the press, rather than the public – Balls and Miliband have moved to embrace austerity: first backing public sector pay cuts, then coalition current spending limits for 2015-16, theirtheir plans to eliminate the deficit (though with a year's grace) and cut debt as a share of national income by 2020.
Your credibility will go down immensely if [all] 44 [research infrastructures are] not under way in the next 4-5 years".
