Sentence examples for put more credibility from inspiring English sources
If a strategist's negative outlook includes a recommendation to short IBM, I would put more credibility in it than if he simply predicted that the market will fall 10%.
Programmers, he tells me, turn to sites like Stack Overflow Careers because they are already spending a lot of time on the company's other forums, and therefore put more credibility into this than they would in LinkedIn, which he describes as overrun with contingency recruiters.
'In terms of the credibility of American power, I think most traditional Washington commentators would say he's put more umph, more credibility back into it,' Ignatius said on MSNBC Friday morning, arguing that former President Barack Obama had disappointed many people by failing to 'enforce the red line' in Syria.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs said Wal-Mart lost credibility when it put more than 50 managers on the stand to testify that they had never seen employees work off the clock.
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Whereas scholarly discussions about trust focus more on the relation of trust between social actors, credibility puts more emphasis on the institution itself, and the role of government in its successful creation or failure.
Darling and Peter Mandelson argued for a franker and earlier acknowledgement that deep cuts were needed; Darling is said to have wanted to be much more specific about future departmental spending totals, which would have enhanced Labour credibility on the deficit while putting more pressure on the Conservatives to be specific about their own plans.
Despite the complaints of some old buffers about the programme's craving for street credibility, Newsnight realises that younger viewers are largely found on other platforms and is putting more content on social media.
