Sentence examples for public credence from inspiring English sources
US politicians have also become wary of giving public credence to such claims after numerous false alarms in the past nine months.
She came in a respectable third even after triggering a brief furore by giving public credence to the notion that the US Government may have been behind the 9/11 terror attacks on New York and Washington in 2001.
The wide public credence given the claim of William H. Herndon, her husband's former law partner, that Ann Rutledge, a family friend who had died in 1835, was the only woman Abraham ever loved, bewildered and saddened her.
Interior Minister Stanislav Gross first gave public credence to the reports when he held a news conference in October 2001 to announce that Mr. Atta had come to Prague in April to meet with Mr. Ani, an intelligence officer who was working under diplomatic cover in the Iraqi Embassy.
But that C.K. got away with his actions for so long, even when they were essentially public, lends credence to a point some women are making on Twitter as famous man after famous man falls from grace: This societal shift might not be societal at all.
That figure compares with only 19% of the wider public who give credence to the same claim.
Facebook's pending initial public offering gives credence to the argument that personal data is the oil of the digital age.
Would the American public have given credence to the My Lai proceedings if they had arisen from allegations, prosecution and verdicts by foreigners?
SurveyUSA's poll, which was commissioned by the progressive group MoveOn.org, a proponent of the public plan, gives credence to those critiques.
Strategic Communication is receiving much credence for public relations planning in the U.S. Army, Quadrennial Defense Revieww Report, 2010.
His alarming inclination gained new attention when MSNBC's Joe Scarborough reported that a foreign policy expert who briefed Trump said the candidate asked him repeatedly, "Why can't we use nuclear weapons?" Trump denied the report, but his public statements lend it credence.
