Sentence examples for credible nature from inspiring English sources

What Mr. O'Shea finds compelling is the credible nature of many of the cougar sightings, including several by staff members of the state's Department of Environmental Conservation.

This university has lost a lot of credibility by allowing her to receive a Ph.D for what is truly a piece of anti-vaccine propaganda with no actual research of a credible nature to support her claims.

With an eye towards cleaning up a tarnished image they had secured a few new Board members of a diverse and credible nature; folks like Phyllis R. Caldwell; a development and economic adviser with impressive government experience.

For simulative decision mechanisms to be credible, the complex nature of social processes needs to be recognized and represented.

What do I mean by that, when surveys consistently indicate that large numbers of Americans don't think that biological evolution is a credible description of nature?

But Corbyn is understood to believe the Conservative government has not yet provided a credible answer on the nature of the ground troops who will take over territory currently occupied by Isis in northern Syria.

Wouldn't you like to see and judge what Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Ramzi Binalsheibh, bin Attash, and the many others had to say? Wouldn't it be interesting to assess whether the information gathered and relied upon should have been deemed credible and reliable in nature?

In a speech to the Vienna meeting of the nuclear agency's 35-member governing board, Mohamed ElBaradei, the director general, called on Iran "to permit us to take environmental samples" at one suspect site and to allow inspectors greater access "to provide credible assurances regarding the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities".

A further challenge is that Rawls applies his theory of civil disobedience only to the context of a nearly just society, leaving unclear whether a credible conception of either the nature or the justification of civil disobedience could follow the same lines in the context of less just societies.

The need to verify, to lay out credible facts, has become second nature, and not just for scientists.

4– 6 Estimating the number of IDUs in Nepal is a challenge, because of a lack of credible data and the hidden nature of the target population.