Sentence examples for previously credible from inspiring English sources

A few years ago there was a vague attempt by people on the internet to replace the phrase "jumping the shark", which describes the moment when something previously credible reaches a deflating point of no return, with the less catchy "nuking the fridge".

The FBI has long believed that the hijackers were flexible about the date of the attack, but has not previously found credible evidence of an earlier date, according to law enforcement officials.

Previously: Some Credible Scientists Believe Humanity Is Irreparably Close to Destruction.

Their job, their annihilation of a team they had previously regarded as credible opposition, was already done.

As the Trace previously reported: "Every credible scientific study of women and guns in the last two decades strongly indicates that a firearm in a woman's home is far more likely to be used against her or her family than to defend against an outside attacker".

The allegations were based on the testimony of an anonymous witness that Scotland Yard had previously described as being "credible and true".

In these surveys we used a method previously shown to give credible results [ 11] and the interview was performed by one person in the first and the last survey whereas two radiographers took turns at the second survey.

First, can the opposition unite behind a credible challenger perhaps a previously unknown figure like Serbia's Vojislav Kostunica?

"It's the numerical simulations going on at this level of quality and resolution that make the results credible". Schnittman was previously a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins mentored by Krolik from 2007 to 2010, and Noble was an assistant research scientist and instructor under Krolik from 2006 to 2009.

Or is it "We all believe Andy, because Andy is the only real investigator in this parade?" WND has previously portrayed Martin as a credible source -- in a Sept. 29 article, Aaron Klein affirmatively cited Martin to attack Obama, apparently deciding that because Martin's claims were "referenced on multiple other blogs," they must, therefore be true.

This confirms that PPIs from LC sources, despite previously proposed skepticism, are largely credible.