Sentences with phrase «credible if»

You won't sound credible if you simply make random claims.

Because describing yourself as a social media manager won't be credible if all you did was the marketing for your parent's pizza place.

Wish it would look more credible if they would say our multi score beats the Galaxy and buy three or four thousand on the multi then sang oh they get a 1800 single - core our is 10000 which is misleading because of comparing one thing to another which is stupid because it's obviously outperforms as far as the specs go

(Apparently, Cooley doesn't think its rankings would be credible if Cooley came out ahead of Harvard.)

Caldwell regarded a proposed emergent constraint as not credible if it lacks an identifiable physical mechanism; is not robust to change of model ensemble; or if its correlation with ECS is not due to its proposed physical mechanism.

All the negative campaigns blaming cyclists and pedestrians for not equipping themselves with body armour and Christmas tree lights would be more credible if the same effort was placed on motorists and cars.

Doug: you'd be more credible if you knew how the PNAS «peer review» scam works.

Gerard, you'd be more credible if you were aware of some elementary facts, such as that Anderegg's paper was in fact reviewed prior to publication according to PNAS» normal process.»

You'd also look a lot more credible if you could at least get the name of dataset right and realised that it is the work of two separate groups.

Two questions then arise: (1) Can the continental or global climatic projections be credible if the distributed information, from which the aggregated information is derived, is not?

«Climate science is more relevant and credible if the process is about more than large reports every four years.»

And again, you'd sound more credible if you used the correct names of things or identify them with coordinates.

They would come off as more credible if they would just open up and be honest.

Credible if very early costings are emerging.

To use a mosher - ism — it would not be credible if I failed were to discuss the cause of AIDS w / o acknowledging that there is controversy.

You say «Don't you think you'd be more credible if you would concede this point, especially since you think it such a small one?».

You would be much more credible if you were to refuse all entitlements that you are either now getting or will do so in the future.

If it's an issue of credibility, then that begs the question: Is someone less credible if the name of his or her book is on everyone's lips?

Maybe you're organization will be more credible if you were more honest about your practices.

I'd find concerns about Trump's cuts far more credible if I could recall a time when education advocates had conceded some programs weren't working, voiced concerns about bureaucratic bloat, suggested cost - saving strategies, or acknowledged the burdens imposed by federal overspending.

Here's a good reminder that a story can have unlikely or even implausible elements, yet still feed credible if the characters are authentic and the themes are sincere.

I think that it would probably be more credible if it came from a third party independent source.

Caldwell regarded a proposed emergent constraint as not credible if it lacks an identifiable physical mechanism; is not robust to change of model ensemble; or if its correlation with ECS is not due to its proposed physical mechanism.

The assertion that astronauts need beer to dehydrate before flight might be credible if beer were the only diuretic known to science.

When Lara Frumkin, then at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, set up mock trials using videotaped eyewitness testimony, the jury perceived the same person to be less credible if they spoke with a foreign accent (Psychology, Crime & Law, vol 13, p 317).

Tell me Gary, if the question would have been «Would Sarah Palin make a good CIA director, or even a CIA agent, would you be credible if you said «yes»?

Their advice also would be more credible if AND were not so heavily linked to food and beverage corporations, especially those whose products contribute to poor health.

I feel the person appears less credible if the delivery is harsh... just a suggestion.

No notion can be considered credible if it is out of line with the «golden thread of biology» — the theory of natural selection.

The Christian affirmations on the worldwide missionary responsibility of the Church will be credible if they are authenticated by a serious missionary engagement at home.

«In order to think,» he wrote in 1942, «we must claim for our reasoning a validity which is not credible if our own thought is merely a function of our brain, and our brains a by - product of irrational physical processes.»

What the bishops do in their June meeting will not be very credible if they do not forthrightly address the question of homosexuality and its obvious connection with the sexual abuse of adolescent and older teenage boys.

Rather than hiding the prudence, it would be easy and indeed credible if Minister Flaherty simply increased his «risk adjustment factor» rather than hiding the extra prudence in his forecast of direct program expenses.

Most people do not view someone as credible if they are giving advice and recommendations, but not walking the walk,» she claims.

That would be far more credible if Flaherty had shown any knack for writing budgets that were themselves models of efficiency and effectiveness.

Not exact matches

If you want to appear credible, try not to move too much when your conversation really matters.

In a busy world, people aren't going to spend a lot of time evaluating your ideas if they're not sure you're credible.

If you're told by a credible professional, such as a business manager, that your business plan contains gaping holes, take that into account and realize where you can improve.

If your audience members stumble across one of your ads without prior knowledge of your company, one of the first questions they ask will be, «Is this brand credible?»

In practical business terms, if I quickly establish myself as credible through just a few good decisions in a row, a few good first impressions, or any other set of positive interactions, I am establishing positive confirmation bias.

«If they can not address [the financial crisis] in a credible way I believe within perhaps 2 to 3 weeks we will have a meltdown in sovereign debt which will produce a meltdown across the European banking system.

We found that sales forces were most effective at managing their pipelines if they invested time in defining a credible, formalized sales process.

If anything, I would argue that is likely to make her more credible with CNN viewers rather than less.

If the accusation isn't credible (a rumor or internet troll), there's no need to dignify it.

Such a warrant would only have been granted if the FBI — not the Obama administration — was able to convince a judge that the Trump campaign had credible links to a foreign power.

The theory is that if the merged firm did stop providing Turner programs to company A, the merged firm could convince some of A's customers, who will no longer get Turner networks, to switch to DirectTV, which would be carrying Turner, and that the gain from those switches would be large enough to make the threat to walk away from the table credible.

If you have any credible information about who made it, or have seen the documentary, too, email us at [email protected].

If some obscure blogger with 3 followers said something you agree with, it's not a credible source and probably more research should be done before sharing it with your audience.

When someone looks you up on the Internet, what do you want them to see: only things you've written or produced about yourself, or credible TV interviews with you, even if they are on local TV?

But others may have room for fiscal expansion — and even more so if they commit to credible, medium - term consolidation plans.