Sentence examples for true credibility from inspiring English sources

But history proves is those who say no to the status quo who ultimately gain true credibility and respect.

The fact that "The Blind Side" is based on a true story lends credibility to this sentimental idea.

This is especially true given Landis's credibility problems".

Like other eyebrow-raising messages that float around the Internet, this one had some specific, partly true information that suggested credibility and inside knowledge.

The charities argue that the government's decision whether to go ahead with the scheme would also be "a true test" of the credibility of its new law, the Well-Being of Future Generations Act.

In a press release about the purchase agreement, Gawker founder Nick Denton said, "We have been forced by this litigation to give up our longstanding independence, but our writers remain committed to telling the true stories that underpin credibility with our millions of readers.

Credibility (the true value) implies inter alia that the selection of participants with diverse experiences affords a greater opportunity to elucidate the research topic from various aspects.

To overcome these confounding factors, the NCI-NHGRI working group on replication in association studies published a set of recommendations to achieve essential credibility of true positive disease-associated genetic variants [ 4].

Such promiscuous blending of false and true can only undermine the credibility of all information coming out of the Pentagon and other parts of the government as well.

Looks like hotshot startup Joost is gaining even more credibility as a true alternative to standard television.

And eventually, the truth filtered up and cost McCain credibility with his true base: journalists.