Sentence examples for general credence from inspiring English sources

War, having attained general credence, necessarily works itself into the pattern.

War, having attained general credence,… THAT WAS NEW YORK about N. Y. Society Library, founded in 1754.

In its ruling, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit declared that a new scientific method had to have won "general acceptance" from experts before judges could give it credence.

A senior Russian general promptly gave credence to Poland's worst fears by saying Friday that the country had just made itself a target of Russia's nuclear arsenal.

"The fact that the contracting officer warned them lends credence to the general allegation that this is profiteering and that this is an unfair contract," Ms. Alexander said.

It is not uncommon for derecho events to begin in the upper Midwest and track southeastward, and this map certainly lends credence to that general pattern.

Science is beginning to show maybe there was some credence in the general ideas.

Up-regulation of several defense-related genes in the fed cells lends further credence to a general stress response.

However, the positive results of [ 20] lend credence to the general comparative approach in identifying the minority of the hundreds of genes implicated in the insect innate immunity response that may have responded specifically to Plasmodium.

In general, our phylogenetic analysis adds credence to the idea that also in bees, compounds present on the cuticle, including both saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons as well as other classes of compounds, such as ester and fatty acids, may act as conserved and ancient queen pheromones [ 12, 24].

In the mid-sixties, while interviewing people in the tobacco business and the cigarette-advertising business on their attitudes toward smoking and health, I did not come across a single executive who gave any credence to the Surgeon General's report.