Sentences with phrase «much credence in»

Hard to put much credence in Dr. Ball's «career as a climatologist» (actually he's a retired geographer and semi-pro Letter to the Editor writer) when he's still trying to sell the out - of - context «hide the decline» source code quote from 2009.

So I stand by my point: RIE is unreliable when it comes to science, so one is better off just reading what the scientific literature says, as opposed to placing much credence in RIE's distortions of the literature.

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.

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

I would therefore recommend estimating Hansen delay by several methods, both empirical and theoretical, before putting too much credence in it.

So I don't put much credence in your link.

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.

Cash flow is the foundation that supports value in the long run, but the «herd's opinion» of the current and future cash flow is frankly too volatile to put much credence in for the short term, IMO.

I don't put much credence in the form where they simply do things like hold a note up with a random vitamin or nutrient written on it, then test your muscles, and if you test poorly they say you're deficient in that item.

In my view, that mismatch alone is reason not to put too much credence in Schmittner's claim to have trimmed of the upper end of the IPCC climate sensitivity tail.

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

Miller does not put much credence in epidemiological population studies.

As a Spurs supporter I wouldn't put much credence in stories we are after Aurier.

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

Not exact matches

I'm not even actually denying that Jesus was real, but there is absolutely no proof that he was the son of god or divine in any manner, so sorry, he holds as much credence as Harry does.

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

In essence, the media never gave much credence to Alan Smith, and for part of the media to suggest now that they hold him in higher regard is bizarrIn essence, the media never gave much credence to Alan Smith, and for part of the media to suggest now that they hold him in higher regard is bizarrin higher regard is bizarre.

It's a phrase we often hear in the NFL but rarely one that we give much credence to in the EPL.

Woerner said he and other town officials were reluctant to give the rumors too much credence, in part because of a successful lawsuit by a former Town ofUlstercop who claimed that his promotion was blocked based on similarly unsubstantiated allegations of domestic violence.

This much was emphasized in an April 5, 2018 comment by President Buhari, while receiving Letter of Credence from the Head of Delegation of the European Union to Nigeria, when he said:» Our insistence on probity is to encourage people to be accountable, and accept honesty as a lifestyle so as to secure the future of our youths.»

«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.»

But who are the sources for the sites — and how much credence should we put in the information they provide?

The commission fears that the government is giving too much credence to complaints from biotechnology companies that rigorous testing would put them at a disadvantage compared with rivals in the US and Japan.

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.

Even though the reality was much different, the fact remained that the brightness dips that have been observed around KIC 8462852 were as high as 22 percent (much too high to have been caused by any transiting planets) and very chaotic in nature, giving credence to the notion that they could have indeed been the result of alien astro - engineering on a very large scale.

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.

And, judging by comments in the press, other epidemiologists don't seem to give it much credence either.

He's instructed his staff to prepare materials for families telling them not to put much credence into the Florida Standards Assessments scores and school grades this year, particularly in light of a recent validity study that raised many questions about the test's reliability.

She seemed genuinely interested in the family, but perhaps her ideas were given too much credence?

Interestingly, Bender reported that cat adoptions continued to accelerate during the same period, which seems to add some credence to the idea that the industry's customer base is one that is very much in transition.

In «Peer Review: A Necessary But Not Sufficient Condition», Michael Mann and Gavin Schmidt wrote: «Thus, while un-peer-reviewed claims should not be given much credence,»

That means to me (according to what Michael Mann and Gavin Schmidt wrote), that my work on «Earlier snowmelt runoff and increasing dewpoints in the Upper Midwest» should not be given much credence.

I wouldn't put much faith into a single borehole reconstruction, but would give credence to an average of many reconstructions (skill needed in averaging).

You're both giving way to much credence to the advance planning of the right wing (in your case) and the left wing (in his case).

So, although I have a lot of respect for Hansen, who has the track - record of saying things that seem a bit far - out at the time but later become quite well - accepted by the scientific community (such as when he pronounced back in the late 1980s that the warming occurring was almost definitely due to greenhouse gases), I think it is at best premature to give much credence to this particular prediction of Hansen's.

While a violet iteration of a Samsung - made Android flagship has already been rumored last year in the run - up to the launch of the Galaxy S8 lineup, no credible depictions of such a model have surfaced until now, with the new leak giving much more credence to the possibility that Samsung actually ends up commercializing the Lilac Purple color.

The latest leak gives more credence to recent reports that the BBK Electronics - owned phone maker is planning to offer the OnePlus 5 in a wide range of colors in an effort to provide consumers with as much choice as possible, marking a noticeable change to its current product strategy that led it to release its previous devices in only a couple of variations.

The invitation doesn't offer much in the way of hints, but it does give credence to rumors that the S9 will improve its camera performance.