Sentence examples for for authoritativeness from inspiring English sources

What makes for authoritativeness in the relevant sense (which institutions count as authoritative in the system)?

But for The Times, which arguably brings the top-rated brand for authoritativeness to this battlefront, the approach is fraught with danger.

His books, all on Vietnam, were praised for their authoritativeness.

Steinberg et al. (1991) has developed the authoritative parenting scale to measure the extent of authoritativeness of parents over the child.

It's not actually a synonym, derogatory or otherwise, for leadership or authoritativeness, nor necessarily a criticism of women who embody those qualities.

At best the loss of a day in an editorial comment on such a matter is not any loss in timeliness, and whatever loss there would be would be more than compensated for by the authoritativeness of the comment".

Paul Krugman, writes Donald Luskin of Palo Alto, Calif., has committed "dozens of substantive factual errors, distortions, misquotations and false quotations -- all pronounced in a voice of authoritativeness that most columnists would not presume to permit themselves".

Google has become a de facto measure of authoritativeness on the web.

"We failed in these cases because we didn't weigh the authoritativeness of results strongly enough for such rare and fringe queries," Google adds.

The company said it had failed to weigh the authoritativeness of results strongly enough for rare and fringe queries, and often served near-matches in snippets when it didn't have information available, which made the snippet's answer look wrong.

He believed that they lacked authoritativeness, because they: were transcribed for the players by those who may be supposed to have seldom understood them; they were transmitted by copiers equally unskillful, who still multiplied errors; they were perhaps sometimes mutilated by the actors, for the sake of shortening the speeches; and were at last printed without correction of the press.