Sentence examples for perceived credibility from inspiring English sources

Is it because academics have been wary of a lack of perceived credibility in working with students rather than with other academics?

Having a deadline for successful negotiations will undercut the perceived credibility of American diplomacy in Tehran and serve only to prepare the way for more coercive measures.

An alarm system is partially also only as successful as its perceived credibility and the degree to which it is personalised.

Ratner, though, is very comfortable with his success and very proud of his films, and it seems – certainly from the time I spend talking to him – that perceived credibility is not something he yearns for.

Even something as simple as colour scheme can have a marked impact on the perceived credibility of information presented visually - often a considerably more marked impact than the actual authority of the data source.

Some consumer products, like Dropbox, have had security problems – from privately shared links appearing in Google search results to criminals using the site's perceived credibility to share malware with unsuspecting users.

"You only have to see that Madonna worked with Timbaland on Hard Candy to realise that urban is back on the way up, at least in terms of profile and perceived credibility".

But their view about the need to improve the system's perceived credibility — so allies will cooperate by providing evidence or extraditing defendants — was echoed by Kenneth L. Wainstein, assistant attorney general for national security in the Bush administration.

The indivisibility of support and perceived credibility which allows Sky Bet to sponsor the Football League and the FA to enshrine William Hill as "official betting partner" of the England team and the FA Cup would not be permitted in the US.

Our next example relates to the perceived credibility of the technology and the promoters.

Given the same content, a higher aesthetic treatment will increase perceived credibility.