Sentences with phrase «too much credence»

The big problem is: buyers and even Realtors have been putting too much credence on the SPIS.

I wouldn't put too much credence into this story yet.

Those who feared that Cambridge Analytica was conducting information warfare on the American people may have been giving the company's self - serving propaganda too much credence.

It lends too much credence to «mitigating factors» and ignores the harm to the public's perception of the legal profession.

They claimed that the problem has been that fossil fuel interests have massively outspent underdog environmental groups, funding skeptics to mislead the public and duping the media into giving too much credence to skeptical views about climate change.

By establishing another office with international authority to research and act on climate change, is that just giving too much credence to a «theory» that Barrasso is hoping will go away?

However, I do think the temperature record is wholly inadequate and scientists put far too much credence on information that is little better than anecdotal.

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

Edwards gives too much credence to Roger Pielke Jr.'s confused «Honest Broker» talk.

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.

Technically, these candlestick signals will work on any time frame, however, I personally would not give too much credence to any signal that occurred on a time frame shorter than the 15 - minute.

There has been a movement (well, that might be giving it too much credence) to encourage people to only buy or read stories written by female POCs.

Putting too much credence to this statistic would blind them to the fact that they are bleeding readers and subscribers to other industries who offer a completely different kind of service — one that nonetheless substitutes for newspaper reading.

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

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.

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.

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.

Neville's right but we are giving him too much credence.

So sorry, you give the sports tabloids too much credence.

Granted, the idea of god is a little more nebulous, but you have to be careful giving too much credence to an idea that does» t deserve to be equated with fact.

Not exact matches

I think that your focusing too much on this one thing — to give credence to your own agenda.

For someone who gives so much credence to a book written by John of Patmos (revelations), you should also look into some of Nostradamus predictions — afterall, he was just a dude who wrote down some stuff too.

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.

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.

It seems fairly clear that Palin — and probably McCain, too — doesn't give much credence to the idea of anthropogenic climate change.