Sentence examples for increased credibility from inspiring English sources

Foremost among them are fibromyalgia, a syndrome involving muscular and other pains, and chronic fatigue syndrome, which has recently been given increased credibility by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The firm's reputation requires increased credibility and marketing avenues.

COATO has also obtained a competitive advantage in differentiation thanks to an improved brand image and to its increased credibility in business relationships.

It is proposed that implementation of INDE will lead to shorten development times, reduced costs and increased credibility, operability, reliability and safety.

She says she also wanted a US deal because of the increased credibility with clients, more prestige in the business community, more press coverage and pride: "I wanted to prove that I could.

Clearwire's move to hire wireless veteran William T. Morrow as its new chief shows the company may be looking "for some kind of endorsement" from the established mobile phone crowd, Ayvazian says, and increased credibility for its long-delayed WiMax technology.

Ultra-militant groups like Islamic State are threatening both to attack their interests, and with increasing credibility, to recruit their citizens.

But it has gained increasing credibility as a number of staff inside Silicon Valley companies have begun using it and leaking sometimes confidential information.

@HelReynolds Allowing staff to use their personalities, as they do face to face all the time, and create authentic online personas can be a powerful way of increasing credibility in and outside the organisation.

Fixing it increases credibility, which is an indirect benefit.

Perhaps they're trying to attract new talent or increase credibility while acquiring more users.