But now Roberts attaches at least some credence to the posthumously published effort by Walter Schneir to exculpate Rosenberg of any significant wrongdoing.
It becomes hard for him not to give at least some credence to local folklore when Kanchenjunga is so elementally powerful.
Such a charge was at least given credence as the newly renamed boxer was a minister in the Nation of Islam, and the group's self-proclaimed "messenger", Elijah Muhammad, had, to all intents, become the boxer's manager.
There has been none of the boasting that has marked the Giants playoff run, which lends at least some credence to a connection between rigid corporate discipline and organizational success.
He comes to the conclusion that there must be "at least some credence" to the allegations, despite the fact that Mandela has categorically denied them, that they were not tested in court, and that they might have been fabricated or exaggerated by the aggrieved complainant.
The media has largely accepted, or at least lent credence to this premise.
Devoured it, debated it, analyzed how it gave form, or at least gave stylish credence, to their quandaries and desires.
Dish's interloping at the very least lends intellectual credence to the idea that Sprint is trying to grab Clearwire on the cheap.
That is, even if there were no reason to prefer the Darwinian Hypothesis to the Design Hypothesis, the mere fact that the Design Hypothesis was no longer the only potential explanation in the field tends to erode (to some extent at least) how much credence the Design Hypothesis merits on the basis of the relevant considerations.
While not necessarily proving the existence of God, they would at least lend some credence to traditional beliefs that currently does not exist.
