Sentence examples for get more credible from inspiring English sources

Just check out the video above, featuring folks like Tony Hawk and Terrell Owens demonstrating the boards, which are introduced by Christopher Lloyd (a.k.a. Doc Brown from the "Back to the Future" movies -- can't get more credible than that).

Since there was the need to use objective methods to get more credible results[ 13], we used scoring by experts, coefficient of variation, discriminatory analysis, multiple regression, Cronbach'α coefficient, coefficient of correlation, factor analysis, and cluster analysis to objectively select items that were representative enough to assess the quality of life of BPH patients[ 2, 9, 12, 13].

With the high standard reached by the prosperous wind engineering technology in the last years not only increasingly large projects or more challenging projects like offshore WECS (Wind Energy Converter Systems) are in the focus of new developments but also applications other than producing electrical energy are getting more credible and feasible.

But, over time, "Wikipedia gets more credible, and more trusted, every day".

How does this become more credible?

GENEVA/NEW YORK, 6 November 2003 – Reacting to a global monitoring report that shows most countries are not on track to meet a 2005 goal for gender parity in education, UNICEF said today that it was not too late for governments to launch "credible efforts" to get more girls into school.

On a more macro level we want to change the way that staffing works at this end of the economy entirely, providing workers with credible 'working passports' with which they can get more and better work".

States that came up with credible plans to reduce their deficits would then get more money over the next few years.

However, when using free incentives like the above mentioned, it is important to give out credible and high quality information so that the subscribers will want to get more of it by coming back to the website.

It hardly seems credible that any organization in its right senses would deliberately go out of its way to get more visitors to New York.. We residents can hardly get any sleep as it is.

With constant noises from shadow cabinet members and others such as Miliband's intellectual guru, Lord Glasman writing in the New Statesman that the Labour leader needed to get a more credible economic vision, Miliband has a job on his hands.