Sometimes, though, too much credence is given to these numbers.
You give too much credence to these ridiculous tests of "intelligence".
That grants too much credence to her particular, peculiar and highly selective definition of piety.
Update: Economist Dean Baker of CEPR argues we gave too much credence to the industry perspective.
But one rule-of-thumb in elections analysis is that "momentum" is often given too much credence by pundits.
Therefore, Wenger is unlikely to give too much credence to the same critics now championing his side.
We've seen too many journalists confuse not taking sides with not calling out liars and frauds or giving too much credence to fringe or extreme views.
I am always hesitant to give too much credence to drafts that could change substantially, but in its current form, the document minces no words.
Kyrgyz authorities, in an addendum, argued that the report's authors gave too much credence to accounts by Uzbeks and that the research was incomplete.
Mr Ferguson fears that judges and juries could come to place too much credence in the accuracy of crime prediction tools, jeopardising justice.
Or is Ms. Badinter putting too much credence in supposed societal pressures, and too little faith in women's ability to make a real choice for themselves?
