Sentence examples for more legitimate the from inspiring English sources

The more allies America can gather particularly Arab and Sunni ones the more legitimate the war against IS will seem in the eyes of Sunnis and of the rest of the world.

We're a long way from that point in the UK, but the more people that cycle, the closer we get, and the more legitimate the campaign for safer cycling becomes.

The decision here seems to depend on the likelihood of personal injury; the more certain injury becomes, the more legitimate the intervention.

Fanny and William added scientific elements to their writings to appeal to authoritative organizations such as the Royal Geographical Society; Fanny also believed the science would make her more legitimate in the eyes of the climbing community, but it cost her readers.

In this situation the service may be perceived as more legitimate and the doctor on the screen as more trustworthy because the consultation is validated by taking place in a clinic.

One thing Nakhle is sure of, however, is that the LCC version of events is becoming more legitimate by the day, as the regime shoots itself in the foot with outlandish reportage.

However, Samsung does seem to have added a metal strip along the sides of the GS4, which seems more legitimate than the metally-looking strip on the Galaxy S III.

By "knowing the tribes," Sir Robert believed he could rule them through their "traditions" — something both more legitimate in the eyes of the tribesmen and cheaper for the colonial state.

That intervention was much more legitimate, as the mission of the agency is to ensure that companies and organizations protect privacy and personal data.

Christopher Poole, the founder of the notorious message board 4chan, and its more legitimate sibling, the venture-backed image-remixing site Canvas, talked about the perks of running a site that isn't necessarily financially viable.

In order to establish a more legitimate government, the Supreme Junta called for the convening of an "extraordinary and general Cortes of the Spanish Nation".