Sentence examples for more credibility at from inspiring English sources

This made online publishers and bloggers more courageous, giving them more credibility, at the expense of the state media and their private media partners who have been left without youths consuming their works.

To win more credibility as champions of freedom, they might acknowledge Hollywood's long-term complicity with bullying power both at home and abroad.

These strategic relationships between Net2Phone and AT&T, for example, lend Net2Phone even more credibility as the Internet telephony market begins to mature.

PR can create more visibility, more credibility and more impressions than advertising at a MUCH lower price point.

Le Gougne may have more credibility than other judges who have been under scrutiny at major competitions.

For a while at least, those voters will lend more credibility in their minds to everything he says, whether it's about terrorism or Medicare.

In other words, why quote anonymous sources at all? Do their words take on more credibility because they're flanked with quotation marks?

In 1955 the Soviet Union recognised East Germany as a sovereign state, thereby giving more credibility to East Germany's campaign to become an independent participant at the Olympics.

At the same time, management gains more and more credibility among investors, a very valuable asset for public companies.

For our conclusions to gain more credibility, it is necessary to duplicate them with data on elections held at other times and on other types of elections.

If you need to make a complaint at a later time this will give your complaint more credibility.