Sentence examples for greater credibility from inspiring English sources

But the allegations soon acquired greater credibility.

This lends greater credibility to multiparameter models (like that in the present case).

"The debates have greater credibility because people see them as unfiltered," Mr. McKinnon said.

Nothing in the Hutton report has given that decision any greater credibility than it previously enjoyed.

But she adds that it also gives the company, which sells energy-saving products, greater credibility.

Or is it the opposite: could she be a man, disguising her gender for greater credibility?

For example, there are on-line journals that utilize peer-review thus providing greater credibility to the publication.

In addition, approving the two nominees could give the Democrats greater credibility in opposing other Bush nominees later.

Dacre's arguments would have far greater credibility coming from the mouth of a constitutional lawyer with no vested interest.

He doesn't sacrifice any of the character's ma levolence but he gives him greater credibility and even some sympathy.

Republicans insist that they are not obstructionists serving Big Coal, but Mr. Rockefeller has the greater credibility.