Sentence examples for undue credibility from inspiring English sources
He was condemned by Washington as bestowing undue credibility on Iraq's President, Saddam Hussein.
"While the NHS might only prescribe homeopathy for a limited number of relatively minor ailments, it lends this disproven treatment undue credibility and legitimacy".
In a response to a letter signed by 120 MPs demanding that the BBC stop using the term on the grounds it gives undue credibility to the Islamic extremists, Lord Hall of Birkenhead warned that using an alternative would be "pejorative".
If a newscast does too many features on candidates like the former "Diff'rent Strokes" star Gary Coleman -- who has called himself the "least qualified" in a potential field with scores of candidates that include a porn star and a 100-year-old woman -- does it give him undue credibility?
However, self-awareness of the researchers, the use of facility managers as recruiters, the use of a trained research assistant for the interviews and the methodological rigour employed in assuring credibility and trustworthiness, all assisted in limiting potential undue influences and biases.
What's an "undue burden"?
"Does he have undue influence?
