Sentence examples for uncertain credibility from inspiring English sources

Just before Obama was sworn in, the homeland security department said it was investigating a potential threat "of uncertain credibility".

They also emphasized the uncertain credibility of Mr. Chang, who, before he agreed to a plea bargain, was called a liar by the prosecutors themselves.

Citing one book of uncertain credibility, he claims former President Gerald Ford publicly confessed he had covered up F.B.I. and C.I.A. evidence indicating that Kennedy "had been caught in a crossfire in Dallas" and that two Mafia notables "had orchestrated the assassination plot".

Many of them are not open, uncertain, fuzzy, of different credibility, and incomplete.

While quantifying the potential health impact of policy options is preferable over qualitative assessment, doing so is subject to several difficulties, primarily the availability of evidence 47 and the potential to add scientific credibility to uncertain predictions.

Though Universal pursued Jay-Z as an executive so that he could imbue Def Jam's then-uncertain rap business with credibility, he leaves with a mixed legacy.

He has damaged his credibility, and it is uncertain how he can earn back the public's confidence.

But even if Nick's evidence on Bramall makes him an unreliable witness (and you cannot have à la carte credibility), they are still uncertain.

This meant that for most papers we could not easily judge the trustworthiness and credibility of their findings because it was uncertain how they were derived.

The result would be a highly volatile 11-week obstacle course to Inauguration Day that would leave the country uncertain for a time about its next president and potentially undermine the credibility of the winner.

The credibility of rDNA as a suitable marker for Myxozoa is uncertain and needs to be proved.