Sentence examples for much more credence from inspiring English sources

However, I must admit I gave the 2011 hints much more credence than these new ones.

Evaluations "are getting much more credence," said Alan Bernstein, the chief operating officer of the Wackenhut Corporation, which provides security services and guards.

If the rest of the banks can project the same confidence in credit quality in the future, this gives much more credence to the strength of the recovery, says First American Funds senior banking analyst Al Villalon.

The household survey actually shows an increase in jobs over the last three months, but economists give more credence to the much larger survey of businesses.

Robert Bakker noted the tail was likely to have been much more flexible than that of other dinosaurs, as it lacked ossified tendons, thus lending credence to the idea of the tail as a weapon.

As Wang sees it, people gave more credence to "Zuckerberg"'s appraisal than to "Wang"'s because China spends too much of its time on the hunt for prejudice, only to "find out what this prejudice is based on and give one's own response or counterattack".

Scholars have begun to reconsider and give less credence to this idea, since membership in voluntary associations and religious groups has indeed become much more heterogeneous exhibiting both "bridging" (relations to out-groups) as well as "bonding" (relations to the in-group) types of social capital.

But Morgan's radio interview could give it more credence.

Maybe Mr. Bush is entitled to more credence.

I give more credence to the politics theory.

So when she recommends a financial product, it has a lot more credence than other celebs.