Significados de more credence en inglés

Sometimes he had given the tawdry claims more credence than at others.

Far more credence was given to the evidence of the next witness.

The more absurd the reports, the more credence did they gain.

She didn't give Cardale's theory much more credence than I did.

But industry officials are giving it more credence as Thai exporters bring in investment and expertise.

To describe the indictment as "frivolous" gives it far more credence than it deserves.

That all gives more credence to these hints.

One puts more credence in things occult.

The more Regent Alia tries to suppress my writings, the more credence she gives to my statements.

This was to be expected, and to some extent it gave Justin's belief in the project more credence.

The ideas about the kingdom of God found in these small companies of worthy people more credence than anywhere else.

If the Duchess did attend the Gala in May, that would lend more credence, rightly or wrongly, to that perception.

This statement might be given more credence if the US Government had not banned the return of UN weapons inspectors to Iraq.

They have given more credence to the possibility that the aircraft was hijacked or sabotaged, but have not ruled out technical problems.

Given this apparent disrespect for the constitution, what assurances do we have that promises to renounce Al Qaeda would be given any more credence?

Offical figures out yesterday gave more credence to the view that the US remains in recession or is experiencing a "double- dip".