Sentence examples for tight credibility from inspiring English sources
The first peak, which occurs around the year 2000, describes the past epidemic attributable mostly to exposure via primary transmission in the MM genotype and has a reasonably tight credibility range as this is fitted to data.
"Wearing a bad pair of pants that are too tight is enough to damage your credibility," he said.
Under a barrage of questioning from Aristegui, the priest, his voice tight with anguish, insisted on the credibility of his sources.
But he argued that, with inflation rising sharply, tighter policy was essential to underpin the credibility of the committee's inflation-fighting resolve.
The census problems have affected the government's credibility in the middle of a tight presidential race.
To achieve credibility, governments will need to pass binding legislation enforcing tighter fiscal belts when their economies begin to recover on a sustained basis.
Their strength, concern, credibility and compassion are best expressed on a close-up, a "tight" close-up I dare say, from home base.
Recently many promising approaches for determination of an upper bound for the error rate of a single classifier have been reported but the Bayesian credibility interval (CI) obtained from a conventional holdout test still delivers one of the tightest bounds.
In recent years, however, this tight and pugnacious style of information management had come to be disparaged as "spin," and Mr. Blair's credibility plummeted as Britons told pollsters they no longer trusted the government to tell the truth.
