Sentence examples for less credence from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we simply adjust our expectations and give less credence to the importance of novelty.
The time-honored "I know nothing" defense has less credence for officers and directors of corporations.
Quite what success will look like is another matter – particularly with traditional metrics, such as publishing records, given less credence.
To exclude the book from the list simply because Mr. Friedman happens to write for The Times would give the list itself less credence.
(Both of them enjoyed less credence than they did in December, when 36percentt had confidence in Mr. Gore and 43percentt in Mr. Bush).
Estimating survival, as the previous study did, can be misleading, a number of researchers said, which is why they place less credence in it.
Previous research has controversially suggested that African Americans sometimes articulate views that have less scientific credence than Caucasians, and that this may be associated with education level [ 31].
Al Jazeera, the influential Qatar-based satellite television channel, has infuriated Syria's protesters by giving them less airtime or credence than demonstrators in other Arab countries.
The revelation that Rhodes urged Rice to deny that there was a broader failure of administration policy does not lend credence to, much less prove, that the video explanation was concocted.
Some of them have been good natured, others less so, but they've all given credence to the argument that more than any other sport soccer seems to bring out the fanatic in its supporters.
The compatibility of many phyletic patterns with the topology of the genome tree, which leads to shorter scenarios than those produced with the less structured rRNA tree, might lend additional credence to the genome tree.
