credence造句怎么写

This gave credence to allegations that the police had conspired to frame the pair because of a personal grudge.

But it adds credence to the view that even if China's economy has turned a corner, this isn't translating yet into higher profits.

The findings lend credence to previous studies that have suggested long-term use of such devices may be implicated in causing brain cancer.

I read early Church histories with a different attitude than a believing Christian would, and I am more likely to give credence to historical accounts that are today deemed heretical by the Church.

Many of the other features observed in and around this crater are indicative of an ice-rich terrain, which may lend credence to the water formation hypothesis for these gullies.

HOW much credence should Brazilians be giving to opinion polls?

‘I knew we would be laughed at for putting credence in astrology, ’ says Catherine.

How much credence governments give these tactics is an important issue.

Awful news will lend further credence to those who say that Europe is in for a long and deep recession.

Yet we opt to praise dog-owners, giving credence to the unnatural existence of a dog in a yardless landscape via leash laws and doggie daycare.

Its results lend further credence to the health hypothesis.

But this does not stop his data from lending exculpatory explanations for fat tummies more credence.

First, I give much more credence to the theory that asset prices sometimes experience substantial bubbles and are therefore not always pinned down by fundamentals.

This notion is gaining credence around the world.

The Fed found that conditions were improving in most of its 12 regional districts, but that advances were moderate, lending credence to the view that the recovery is weakening but broadly on track.

The Swiss gavetheir physician’s urging the least credence of anyone (just 11 percentcited that as a motivation).