Sentences with phrase «to lend credibility»

It most certainly does not lend credibility to your position, or for that matter address it at all.

While drawing on prior experience lends credibility to the professional development, the concerns and questions that participating teachers bring to the professional development may be substantially different than what the teacher leader experienced.

Some good quotes from well - known people help lend credibility and social proof.

Blog authors can earn a reputation as experts in their field, lending them credibility with customers.

If readers are ready to purchase a magazine, publishers can include their logo on the checkout pages to further lend credibility to their brands.

Those big names lend credibility to the cause and are forcing people to take note.

The scientific evidence lending credibility to my conclusion that there must be a god was the intent of my post.

Because all of the seemingly good advice that came before and after this statement lends credibility to it, many will not question it.

This content knowledge expertise lends credibility to teacher leaders so that team members recognize them as a valuable knowledge resource.

The endorsement lends credibility to this innovative communication tool, which further enhances veterinary wellness efforts.

It's not enough to just «believe» and support a single victim (but, of course, only after records have been produced lending credibility to her story!).

Top - notch eLearning navigation lends credibility to your eLearning course and creates a sense of cohesion.

Using prior classroom experience as a source of examples and practical advice lends credibility to the professional development.

There's a weight about being a published author that lends credibility unlike most any other platform.

Second, having multiple books lends credibility to your readers, especially if you've written a series, or books in the same genre.

Solid book marketing and publicity may lead to media, which in turn can create more opportunities and lend you credibility for future efforts.

Even if you don't win, special mentions, nominations and other award levels still lend credibility to your book and can be used in marketing materials and press releases.

Selling your book to stores through a distributor lends you the credibility stores look for in order to take you seriously.

A certified trainer lends the credibility that this person has had to pass rigorous practical and knowledge based testing demonstrating their capabilities.

The certification process lends credibility to the practitioner's practice.

One of the best ways to set your firm apart from competing law firms is by staffing high visibility experts who lend credibility and increase awareness of your firm.

Having a name behind the documents lends credibility to them, while the contributors get to be known for having expertise in their respective areas.

In fact, a resume that lands on the desk of a hiring manager without a cover letter lending it credibility, is considered a failed one.

If you are concerned that the corporate business card lends credibility to your «brand» think about the timing of when you provide a card to another person.

It also lends credibility to you as the author.

Her intelligence, research, and experience lends credibility to any conference, and creates value for any participant.

Choose an imprint before you publish and develop a website (free, perhaps) to help lend it some credibility.

But lend it the credibility of a pop star... and... Well, it's just as naff really.

«Being a public REIT can lend credibility when dealing with various types of constituencies,» says Wood.

Todd Smith: Something.law, it just carries a certain air about it that I think lends some credibility.

And, since it can be proven beyond doubt that the bible is full of nonsensical, fallacious stories, there is no reason for «mature» people to lend it any credibility at all.

Most of us Atheists have no problem with people praying, use what works for you, that; s fine but don't have it led by the government or it's officials which lends credibility and punishment if you voice objection.

Science lends its Credibility to the New Synthesis Modern science has a deeper credibility than Aristotle's physics if only because it is more testable and more usable.

Even if it does make use of fiction here and there, the faithfulness with which the film apparently follows the actual case files is something of a Hollywood rarity and certainly lends it credibility.

Whilst we can't be 100 % certain of this information, the quantity of screenshots that have been provided, as well as the presence of what appear to be internal apps still in development definitely lends some credibility to this rumour, in fact we're going to go ahead and give this a 7 on the rum - o - meter.

Unlike those who came before him, and many of his contemporaries who wrote in French or Latin, Chaucer wrote in the English vernacular thus lending credibility and legitimacy to the language.

Because I attended that school, and because our startup is a pharmaceutical company, my status as an alum lends credibility to what I do.

This governing authority lends credibility to a nonprofit, since consumers will see that the organization is answerable to an experienced group of advisors and this increased trust means that they'll be more likely to donate funds and volunteer to help.

Yesterday, Kristen asked what you thought about the New York Times story on the backlash against gender equality in Silicon Valley — and specifically for your thoughts on how to tackle the discussion of these kinds of false and biased beliefs without lending them credibility.

This information is so closely guarded that policymakers, business people, and academics from all over will do what it takes to get it — even if it means lending credibility to a closed internet for a brief moment.

For years people have complained, with considerable justice, about the laundry list of issues on which the USCC lobbies Congress, a list that has too often lent credibility to the complaint that it is, as the monsignor says, the religious lobby of the Democratic Party.