The rulers should not behave in a manner that these allegations gain credence.
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Do you think transhumanist ideas are going to gain credence and become a lot more mainstream?
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That fear seemed to gain credence from the response to Brexit of Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Germany's foreign minister.
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If populist politicians win credit for a more buoyant economy, their policies will gain credence, with potentially devastating effects.
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But over the weekend, one political operative floated to me a theory that began to rapidly gain credence on Monday.
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It isn't the first time in his nearly 20 years as a solo act that Timberlake stands to gain credence from his proximity to Black artists.
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Eventually perceptions of risk shift, and tales of a "new normal" gain credence: new technologies mean profits can grow for ever, or financial innovation makes credit risk a thing of the past.
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It's less that these allegations will gain credence than the fact that they would dominate the news, making it harder for Hillary to get her message out (and perhaps tarnishing her by association).
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Multiple top US officials interviewed as part of the impeachment probe have rubbished the Ukraine interference theory, but in an interview with Fox News in November Trump again gain credence to the conspiracy.
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Musk's worries about a runaway future, meanwhile, gain credence from his own self-landing Space-X rockets, recent AI wins over humans in complex games like "Go," and mind-blowing genetic editing advances, such as CRISPR.
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Read More 'Now you know': Why Fed feared a quarter-point hike If conditions hold, the opinion from some observers that the Fed will get caught in a "one and done" strategy for hikes would gain credence.
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NEW YORK — It is stated at Washington that it is untrue that the Marquis di Rudini demands a reply to the Italian protest within a specified time; but in spite of this denial persistent reports confirming the story come from Rome, and they gain credence in some quarters.
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After surviving more than a dozen assassination attempts, and having been reported dead at least 15 times, Savimbi was killed on 22 February 2002, in a battle with Angolan government troops along riverbanks in the province of Moxico, his birthplace. In the firefight, Savimbi sustained 15 gunshot wounds to his head, throat, upper body and legs. While Savimbi returned fire, his wounds proved fatal; he died almost instantly. Savimbi’s somewhat mystical reputation for eluding the Angolan military and their Soviet and Cuban military advisors led many Angolans to question the validity of reports of his 2002 death. Not until pictures of his bloodied and bullet-riddled body appeared on Angolan state television, and the United States State Department subsequently confirmed it, did the reports of Savimbi’s death in combat gain credence in the country.
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