credible

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• For instance, if your business hours are inconsistent across multiple platforms, your business will not be perceived as credible or reliable.

• At the same time, all commitments to net zero must be underpinned by clear and credible plans to achieve them.

• A majority of House Republicans opted to reject those votes, despite the utter lack of credible evidence that anything suspect had happened in the state’s election.

• More likely, Goff will be a credible veteran starter who can play until whichever college quarterback the Lions ultimately draft is ready.

• In creating your SEO strategy, you will have ensured your site is easy to navigate, simple to search, accessible, and – critically – credible.

• “I need [my team] to triangulate as many sources as possible and we then accept the most credible,” Francesco Motta said.

• For example, it views comedian and Last Week Tonight host John Oliver as a credible threat to the Thai power structure.

• Credible accounts, including one by The New York Times, point to divisions within ABM.

• Comparatively, during those same years CBP flagged 21 percent of migrants from other countries for credible fear interviews.

• There have been few credible studies linking the transmission of the virus between animals and humans.

• Because the universe is governed by laws, and there is no instance on record of those laws being suspended.