Sentence examples for more credible since from inspiring English sources

Green Zone is a slick, smart thriller, let down slightly by its earnestness – but its historical slant, though fictionalised, has become more credible since its release.

His stances on the Iraq War, Wall Street and trade deals like NAFTA and TPP are all the same as Trump's, but far more credible since he actually fought against them in Congress.

Citing will also serve to make your work seem more credible, since it proves that other scholars have come to similar conclusions.

As a graphic illustration shown in Figure 2, nodes u1, u2 and u3 will be the more credible references than u4 since they are close to each other.

The possible introduction of a winter break appears more credible than at any time since the dawn of the Premier League in 1992, after Glenn said that although it was not yet official FA policy he thought there was "huge merit" in the idea.

Since guidelines are more credible to physicians when developed by their own specialty organization [ 19] and the AAP recently published SSTI treatment recommendations, this is especially concerning.

This, in turn, signifies the incorporation of a notion of homophily within the network, since an agent evaluates as more credible opinions that are closer to hers.

The plan will have relieved pressure in the money markets and on the banks, since they would be backed by wealthier, more credible governments.

Actor John Marquez deserves great credit: not since Father Dougal has there been on our screens a more credible, human, moron.

Polls show that even on national security — the issue that has favored Republicans since George McGovern's candidacy, in 1972 — Republicans are now no more credible than Democrats.

Mr. Gunn, Amtrak's president since only May 15, has already begun to reorganize the company, establish more credible accounting and trim layers of management.