Sentence examples for credible statements from inspiring English sources

The research is partly about men versus women in science but more deeply about issues of credibility and legitimacy in science: Who is able to make credible statements about the natural world, given the larger societal structures of inequality?

"The constant lying, the lack of credible statements from the White House, from the President on down to the spokesperson, the amateurishness of the threats to the members of Congress, the ultimatums, the talk of 'enemy lists' and retribution".

We need a credible statement of what will guide the deficit reduction," he told MPs.

But in New York City's case, with the need to come out of the gate with a credible statement signing, the club's foregrounding of Villa as the archetype of a New York City player, was an important and necessary decision.

Agliotti's testimony was problematic, however.He admitted to being a habitual liar, and it sometimes seemed this confession was the only credible statement he made.In his final judgment, Judge Joffe called Mr. Agliotti "one of the most untruthful and unreliable witnesses to testify in this court".

Possibly the least credible statement in the election campaign so far – and that's an extremely crowded field – appeared on the Facebook page of angry multimillionaire and windfarm-hating germophobe Donald Trump, in advance of what he promised would be a gamechanging "October Surprise" revelation about Barack Obama.

Facebook told BuzzFeed News that Jones' comments in the video, which was posted to his verified page, did not violate community standards because they are not a credible statement of intent to commit violence.

"To the idea that they say there was a negative one, I think it's not a credible statement".

The cops said they called the individual to inform him he was arrested after "judging the credible statement and following the analysis of the evidence".

He also said that the Federal Reserve should tolerate higher inflation and make a credible statement that it will do whatever it takes to bring down the unemployment rate.

Is the anonymous leak to the media that "Amiri operated as a CIA asset in Iran for several years before his defection, providing evidence that Iran continued a program to produce nuclear weapons," a credible statement or a low blow by a spurned agency to make Amiri change his mind again and not attempt to return to Iran?