Sentences with phrase «much credence»

This victory may now spill into other countries and give much credence in particular to the Spanish Podemos party.

Willie Soon, for example, should never have been given much credence in the first place.

While some doubt its existence, others (including 56 % of women, according to one study) say they have a G. «Certain experts in the sex education world don't put much credence into the specialness of the G - spot,» says Deitsch.

It depends on how much credence you put into a recent benchmark reading that calls out the software, but not so much the device.

Mahler continued to state that this is an issue with all console manufacturers, putting too much credence into the importance of their new console, that they believe they need to keep every little detail a secret to everyone.

In the Investors view, because closed - end company's can trade in unlisted securities, investors should not place much credence in the reported net - asset value NAV of funds.

Rachael Fiske, assistant state veterinarian for Maine's Division of Animal Health and Welfare, doesn't lend much credence to the rumors, but calls Hurricane Katrina the «inciting incident» that led to increased pet transports into Maine.

While it might be true to say that Intelligent Design (ID) was not given much credence by the delegates, it would be quite wrong to draw any conclusions from this regarding the value of ID research.

With all due respect, I don't attach much credence to what string of cliches Shearer manages to randomly pick from his head, but if you rate his punditry... thats your call.

In the cryptocurrency world, talk is incredibly cheap, and arguments from authority don't hold much credence.

But they also noted that it was difficult to know how much credence lay people placed on fictional portrayals of medical care.

Science fiction writers don't usually give that assurance much credence.

When the arguments can't hold up... No reason to give the claims much credence.

I hadn't given the news much credence since I felt like the video would be soon proven fake...

I do not put very much credence in the fatest man at the table whining about «sacrifice» when the food starts to run out, especially after he has consumed much more than anyone else already.

Director Coogler has given the women just as much credence as the men, and the film is all the better for it.

Did someone force them to give so much credence to FBI allegations about Clinton?

«The models we use for these purposes are getting better,» he added, «but we have to be cautious about how much credence to put into the model projections, especially when we don't see the clear trend in the data.»

People tend to place too much credence in recent market views, opinions and events, and mistakenly extrapolate recent trends that differ from historical, long - term averages and probabilities.

Therefore, I wouldn't attach much credence, if any, to a modelling study that didn't explore the range of possibilities arising from such uncertainty in parameter values, and particularly in the value of something as crucial as the climate sensitivity parameter, as in this example.

But he adds that it is hard to lend much credence to the suggestion, since it is far from clear what physical mechanism could cause time to vanish.

Willie Soon, for example, should never have been given much credence in the first place.

If he loses, party leaders will have to reckon with how much credence they give to claims the election was rigged and how closely they can work with a president who at least some of their backers will likely view as illegitimate.

Sconnie — your book with have as much credence as any other religious work.

They don't give much credence to the «take the log out» scriptures and besides, they don't drink, smoke, or do drugs (at least not when someone is looking), so they have their act cleaned up.

Canon law has about as much credence as a person claiming pig latin as a second language.

I can think of many reasons why listening to any given radio personality and giving much credence to his or her opinions is a waste of energy.

Needless to say it is one reason I don't give much credence to preachers.

Completely testable as to how much credence it should be afforded.

How much credence, then, should be placed in AAFRC's widely reported projection about current charitable activity?

The danger with Barth is he gives too much credence to interpretation.

It is time we stop giving so much credence to fairy tales and adopt some personal responsibility.

And until religion can answer where god came from (with hard evidence), I won't give much credence to the claim that god exists.

Perhaps I didn't give much credence to George's theory of evolution because I was usually handling rhesus droppings at the time or simply trying to keep from being scratched or bitten.

Yes I suppose I created the cage I was in by giving to much credence to others and their expectations (of me).

And here I can't help but comment — we give so much credence to the power of institution and collective psychology, but what about the power of the Holy Spirit to shape the church when there are willing hearts?

The reason it was not given much credence is that no one supportive of ID was invited to attend.

Not too much credence can be put on this; at the same time the supposed event is something that one can imagine happening to Luther in his early days as friar.