Sentence examples for much less credible from inspiring English sources

Instead, try the much less credible: "I'm going to hit you so hard we both get knighthoods".

That fear-provoking tale seems much less credible now that the rates proposed by health insurers for individual coverage on the new health care exchanges have been made public in several states.

But it's more credible than the case the administration has been making, which has been much more expansive in its justifications for war, and therefore much less credible in its promise of a strictly limited involvement.

He was good at figuring out what was wrong or what could be wrong with capitalism if it wasn't attended to and much less credible when it comes to how you might solve that.

There were multiple representations of the nature of scientific investigations, making any argument about the falsification of all this evidence much less credible.

Some people claim dolphins also have the ability to diagnose or treat human ailments, but these claims are much less credible, Marino said.

Novation, which fired Ms. Fitzgerald after she questioned its practices, says she did not work there long enough to understand how its business worked, much less build a credible case of Medicare fraud.

Since then, despite appearing to have recovered her health, her second act has pretty much stalled in the less credible corners of US TV.

Mourinho's little black book of perceived injustices – some credible, others much less so – has some new additions because of the way Costa was denied an obvious first-half penalty and two of Liverpool's players, Jordan Henderson and Lucas Leiva, escaped being shown a second yellow card.

Tamils felt the bulk of their wrath as the Sri Lankan military conducted a campaign of total warfare to wipe out the Tamil Tigers and shut down their armed insurgency, but active discrimination continues against them and no credible investigations, much less reparations, have been made.

Thirdly, a dim red light placebo condition may be less credible nowadays, as much more information on (e.g. on the active spectrum of light) has become available to the public.