Sentences with phrase «more credible»

Which is really handy because this is exactly what bookshops know how to do, heck their recommendations may even be more credible than «5 stars» or «staff picks».

It is worth noting that citing facts and statistics on the topic you are discussing may get you additional points because these tend to make claims and arguments more credible.

While Apple will continue to receive more credible competitors, we expect Apple to maintain its lead in hardware and software quality, media ecosystem, marketing and advertising, and pricing.

There are certain referencing styles secrets that you must also learn to make your paper writing easier, more accurate and more credible.

Doing a signing or something isn't worth much, but can be good to make yourself look more credible, you can take pictures and videos and put them on your blog's about page.

To make these videos more credible, you can invite well - known people in the field to participate in your discussions.

It must also contain the major topics and the subtopics in a logical order to explain the rationale to support your facts and become more credible.

When Harvard referencing style is required to be utilized in the text, it makes the paper more credible since writers have to cite all the used sources.

The more credible you are as an author, the more books you will sell, especially when you're at the right price.

Luckily, this release seems much more credible, as additional information is scheduled to be released this Thursday, in Shueisha's Young Jump magazine.

Clearly Good E-Reader hasn't been privy to all the publishing sales data out there so maybe add a caveat next time that states that these are just your opinions based on the incomplete information provided, then, list the statistics outlets... Then you might seem to be more credible and your opinion more valuable.

One of the more credible rumors flying around is that Apple will introduce a 7 - 8 inch 1024x768 iPad in 2012.

Your book is seen as being more credible, trustworthy and having a higher perceived value.

They made me think about things in my background that never occurred to me to mention in a query letter, things that I was able to use to make myself more credible.

While such crowdsourced reviews can be helpful, savvy readers — and more importantly, booksellers, librarians and other industry professionals — will be looking for more credible reviews.

A holiday mystery seems more credible than a whodunit set in our backyard.

And while some Trinidadians look to Europe or the States as somewhere more credible, the vast majority of Trinidadians are fiercely passionate about their country.

Personally, I think the more credible source is that in parts of England the word bucket was used to describe not only a pail but also a beam from which a pig was hung by its heels before being slaughtered.

In the new version, the author instantly seems more credible, and the overall look and feel really captures the time period and essence of the topic:

You're looking for reviews (folks who download the free version from the Kindle Store should still be marked as «verified buyers,» which makes their review more credible)

Also, the fact that you have an audiobook makes you seem even more credible because few books have that audio component.

The more posting an author does, the more credible they look, and the more followers they will attract.

By answering a few of these questions, it's more likely that your team will compose a better and more credible review of your book.

I can almost guarantee you that you're much more credible than you realize.

The S's changes make it a lot more credible.

The numerous improvements for 2016 made ILX a more credible contender in its segment.

And although we feel that both cars are answering a question no one is asking, the Focus is at least more credible.

For 2011 a Kizashi Sport is added to the mix, doing an even more credible job of channeling Euro specification, while keeping the price points appropriately aggressive.

This latest version, though, can claim a much more credible level of newness.

However, that's impossible to achieve in real life, which makes the 2.2 - liter diesel version more credible at 5.1 l / 100 km.

Ferrari's assertion that the Scuderia should be regarded as a distinctly different machine to the standard F430 is far more credible than it might seem at face value.

The GTI is a better and more credible performance car than the GTE, but it has been left behind by the current crop of hot hatchbacks in terms of pure fun.

Powered by a version of the company's twin - turbo 3.8 - liter V - 8 detuned to approximately 500 hp, the McLaren 500S has been described by an insider as, «a more credible [Jaguar] E-Type replacement than the F - Type.»

As much as I enjoy hatchbacks, a mid - or fullsize sedan seems like a much more credible luxury product.

Over the past few years, there has been a grassroots professional rejection of bogus ideas within education, coupled with a wellspring of enthusiasm for more credible alternatives.

The research base on value - added methods is growing, and researchers are developing new approaches in an effort to make this technique more credible and useful to schools.

Better Conversations: Coaching Ourselves and Each Other to Be More Credible, Caring, and Connected

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

In college themselves, preservice teachers are more credible to high school seniors.

Hoxby maintains her large sample size makes her findings robust and, ultimately, more credible.

If you believe that online courses are a piece of cake and are taught by teachers who have failed to prove their mettle at more credible institutes, you need to change your perspective.

Other provisions that lend a more credible basis to the view that inclusive education has been promoted in the Act, are provisions such as Section 28 which provides for designing and developing new assistive devices, teaching aids, special teaching materials and other such items necessary to provide «equal opportunities in education'to a child with disability; and clauses (f), (g), (h) of Section 29, which provides for suitable modification in the examination system through elimination of purely mathematical questions for the benefit of blind students and those with low vision (f); restructuring of curriculum for the benefit of children with disabilities (g); restructuring the curriculum for benefit of students with hearing impairment to facilitate them to take only one language as part of their curriculum (h).

I feel having that clinical and education skillset makes me more credible school practitioner.»

By openly acknowledging the shortcomings of public schools and embracing innovation, he became a much more credible and effective voice for public education than the NEA or other defenders of the status quo.

I find more credible the statistics from the U.S. Department of Education - sponsored report The State of Charter Schools 2000 showing that charter schools have a median student - teacher ratio of 16 to 1, 7 percent lower than that of district schools.

You will be much more credible and you will always be the first choice among candidates who are self - taught designers, no matter how skilled they are and how much experience they have.

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.

Why should we find Fordham's grading of the proposed national standards any more credible than that of the experts who have denounced the standards?

History teachers who still read history for pleasure and music teachers who play in bands are generally perceived to be more credible.

«Why do they think one source is more credible than another?»