Sentence examples for rarely credible from inspiring English sources

Ultimately scams like this one do more harm than good and are rarely credible.

Government propaganda is rarely credible".

However, when the cleverness is almost non-stop and in circumstances that are rarely credible and sometimes stagnant, the beauty of the language becomes lost as we find ourselves pulled away from any semblance of a dramatic encounter taking place.

I must take issue with the statement that ' open-label studies, where patients and investigators are aware of assigned therapy, are rarely credible' (line 717 8).

Because responses to PRO measures are subjective, representing a patient's impression, open-label studies, where patients and investigators are aware of assigned therapy, are rarely credible.

Dismissing open-label trials as ' rarely credible', the FDA revealed an uncritical view of ' blinding' as a universal benefit when blinding can cause more problems than it solves when PROs are a focus of trials.

The trial, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, is likely to be closely watched, not only for revelations regarding a plot that federal officials described as one of the most serious threats to the United States since the Sept. 11 attacks, but for greater insight into how the fight against terrorism is being prosecuted; rarely has a credible homegrown plot gone to trial.

Measurement approaches that take a broader scope on critical success metrics may be more sophisticated from a theoretical point of view, but are rarely confirmed by credible empirical research (Nicolai and Kieser 2002).

Part of the problem may be his choice of music, a collage of Tchaikovsky extracts that rarely cohere into a credible musical or dramatic world.

In order to make it credible – which they rarely are – you need two things: to cover all the major games genres, and to offer some exclusive games that aren't just versions of existing franchises.

Yet the United States can rarely force another government to be credible.