Cohen, on his own, isn't exactly the most credible witness.
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Pay for itself in economic growth, according to most credible analyses.
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Barton says they were the "most credible, neutral sources" Amazon could find.
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Of the three claimants in Kashmir, India's claim is the most credible.
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For this group, people like Mr. Whatley are the most credible messengers.
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Despite its flaws, the overturned election was probably one of Kenya's most credible.
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Tony Evers seems like the most credible Dem, and he will face Walker.
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Most credible analysts believe the petros have brought next to nothing in revenues.
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Medical teachers were expected to be proponents of the latest and most credible research.
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David French of National Review is the most credible advocate of the Unbound position.
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For fellow students, the most credible origin story for Mr. Miller remains the simplest.
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But, for now, he believes Woodman remains the most credible chief executive to lead GoPro.
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Misinformation can come from anywhere, even the authorities we considered the most credible of all.
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The most credible argument for Israel formally seizing control of this land is essentially strategic.
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It couldn't have been more clear by one of the most credible people in the country.
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So Cohen is not exactly the most credible witness, as he readily admits in his testimony.
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Nurses clocked in at 84 percent, making them among the most credible professionals in the nation.
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Then it's up to judges to weigh the facts and decide which account is most credible.
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In fact, at this point, he is the most credible change candidate in the Democratic Party.
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" Mr. Hernandez, Mr. Thompson added, "was a most credible witness against himself — what's not to believe?
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The bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee, the most credible official investigation into Benghazi, investigated precisely this issue.
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ZEKE MILLER, ASSOCIATED PRESS: She is clearly not the most credible spokesperson for her own agenda here.
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Sully in particular emerges as one of the most credible and engaging heroes in recent American fiction.
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Only a third of those surveyed said social media influencers were the most credible figures in streetwear.
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The most credible witnesses agreed that Brown moved toward Wilson before the officer fired his final shots.
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Hence the third, and most credible, explanation: that the Phillips curve still exists, but is "non-linear".
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But somehow, this stunt might very well be the most credible and realistic in the whole movie.
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"The most credible sign of deleveraging would be a lower economic growth target from the government," he said.
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As a veteran, he's one of the Democrats' most credible witnesses — proof that Trump's behavior really was troubling.
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And the most credible voices to send that message are people who have lived and gone through it.
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The president threw away his most credible source of bargaining leverage over the organization without getting anything in return.
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At age 71, Trump has proved himself incapable of change, at least in the eyes of most credible observers.
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That's a staggering figure, and well above most credible estimates for job losses due to automation in the West.
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Some of the most credible ideas include mass incarceration, more and better policing, and reduced lead exposure from gasoline.
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The most credible actors cite their compliance with regulations around finance, personal data and the like as a selling-point.
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These were some of the biggest, most credible media companies out there really just botching something that&aposs pretty simple.
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Vote in our poll and tell us who you think should take home the prize of most credible central banker.
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His most credible challenger, Alexei Navalny, was barred from running, and Putin enjoyed fawning coverage on Kremlin-dominated national television.
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Analyzing the historical accuracy and methods of each firm's polls, FiveThirtyEight is amongst the most credible sources in polling prediction.
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On Friday, Facebook also said it would give priority to news sources that its users ranked as the most credible.
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The man widely seen as her most credible rival, John Tsang, who was Hong Kong's financial secretary until recently, secured 165.
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"Amber came across as one of the most credible people you could ever hear testify," says Frey's then-attorney, Gloria Allred.
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Among the journalists magnifying this pseudo-scandal, Bloomberg's Eli Lake is the most credible—and the most useful to the administration.
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But the problem is that the coalition relies almost exclusively on these assessments, while ignoring most credible reports from the ground.
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And if trust is an issue, Neil deGrasse Tyson, perhaps the most credible public scientist on the planet, is its narrator.
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Plus it's one of the few games that displays anatomically accurate varroa mites, the most credible antagonist of the apis mellifera.
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Then, which of the lesser-known Democratic candidates are mounting the most credible campaigns for the highest office in the land?
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To date, some of the most credible theories include a swarm of cometary fragments, or an effect created by a distorted star.
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India is the most credible claimant in Kashmir and is in the best position to accomplish a political solution to the dispute.
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Cohen is not the most credible person in the world, so we'll have to wait and see if his account is corroborated.
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Boris Nemtsov, the most credible liberal politician of Mr Putin's generation, was murdered three years ago, shot beside the wall of the Kremlin.
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We've chased a lot of leads and this one is by far the most credible lead I've seen in the last 12 years.
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His most credible challenge is seen coming from Meral Aksener, the former interior minister who last year founded the nationalist Iyi (Good) Party.
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Even PBS — which was voted the most credible — only saw 29 percent of respondents saying they trust the information coming from the outlet.
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Meanwhile, a paper by Dale Belman and Paul Wolfson first published in 113 found that most credible research estimates minimal effect on jobs.
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Technical experts and their peers are considered the most credible for information on social media, according to the latest 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer survey.
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A 2007 paper by Neumark and Wascher concluded that the "most credible" studies found that the minimum wage costs a substantial number of jobs.
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While American military and economic power consistently shackle Iranian ambitions, Israel's military capabilities pose the most credible threat to Iran's strategic gains on the ground.
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Sturgeon added, however, that the political complexities of delivering Brexit meant that the most credible option was now to offer a second EU referendum vote.
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The voters will choose Most credible pollsters have the President at only around 40% approval, a level that is rarely conducive to successful congressional elections.
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According to data from Sprout Social, only roughly a quarter (27%) of consumers think brands are most credible when they have a history of speaking out.
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The nuclear deal with Iran was a breakthrough diplomatic achievement and still represents the most credible path to constraining Iran's nuclear program for the next decade.
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Kirk is not the most credible person to dispense any advice or threaten "consequences" to staunch U.S. allies that pursue their inherent right to self-defense.
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The latter response seems the most credible; a combination of an increase in the proportion of part-time workers and full-time jobs that provide lower compensation.
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"Because our study is based on more policy variation than prior work, we view our estimates as the most credible to date in the literature," he said.
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And in the process, Trump left no doubt that he is the GOP's national front-runner and has the most credible path to capture the party's nomination.
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"Baywatch," which, incidentally, features Mr. Johnson's most credible acting since "The Tooth Fairy," slots neatly into a subgenre that is perhaps too sloppy to have a name.
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Mr. Mueller's appointment was hailed by Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill, who view him as one of the most credible law enforcement officials in the country.
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He said it was key to root meaningful regulatory power in the FDA -- "one of the most credible agencies" -- that would insulate the agency from political pressure.
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Nonetheless, Amazon appears to be emerging as the most credible threat to Google's cash cow advertising business since Facebook conquered mobile advertising beginning shortly after its 22018 IPO.
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Enter Dodd, a nonvoting member of FIFA's much-maligned Executive Committee (ExCo) who has become one of the most credible and outspoken voices for change within the organization.
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The home secretary, Theresa May, who is in charge of domestic security and who advocated remaining in the European Union, has emerged as perhaps the most credible alternative.
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Now, they've rolled out two men widely considered among the most credible — and dangerous — witnesses against the president, to help build public support for booting Trump from office.
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Today, Microsoft is the No. 2 cloud player with more than 15 percent of the market, presenting the most credible threat to the dominance of Amazon Web Services.
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As with prior surveys, employers were again found to be their employees' most credible source of issue and election information — more than political parties, TV or the internet.
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Democrats leaving the secure hearing room earlier in the day told NBC News that Taylor was among the most credible witnesses yet to be heard in the impeachment inquiry.
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Ahead of last month's presidential and parliamentary elections, Aksener was seen as the most credible challenger to Erdogan, but was later overshadowed by Muharrem Ince, the main opposition's candidate.
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"We know that black media is going to tear us down and try to take away our credibility, although we're probably the most credible for the community," she said.
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And he spent lots of time going at Sanders, a clear effort to send a signal to voters that he is the most credible alternative to the Vermont senator.
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Even as most credible scientific estimates keep increasing and the poles melt faster than imagined, those estimates currently reach only between six and eight feet by the year 2100.
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We've rounded up the most credible rumors about Switch, from the price of the console to the games you can expect to find when it hits store shelves this March.
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"Most credible law firms will not give an opinion that the token is not a security," said Richard Levin, chair of the fintech and regulation team at law firm Polsinelli.
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That's a barrier Mr. Trump has not been able to breach in most credible polls throughout his term, with Americans on both sides generally steadfast in their feelings about him.
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Republicans are turning to the most credible of sources in an attempt to discredit the women accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault and misconduct: their ex-boyfriends.
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That shift was likely the result of new "performance standards" Sessions set for immigration judges in January 2018, which instructed them to complete most credible fear reviews within seven days.
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"It may not be perfect, but it's the most credible plan," he told LBC Radio, adding that it was a binary choice between a deal based on Chequers and no deal.
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With that in mind, here are some of the most credible rumors, leaks, photos, and videos that give us greater insight into what we can expect from Samsung's upcoming media event.
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Morando added that Italy's gross domestic product this year will certainly be higher than estimated, with the forecast of it growing between 1.3 and 1.4 percent to be the most "credible".
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Adding to those concerns is the awareness that the two most credible mediators between the two sides — the United States and the European Union — appear to have little leverage with Turkey.
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Cruz is running second in the delegates race, feeding the argument that he's the most credible alternative to Trump, even if the Texas Republican remains mostly reviled by the Republican establishment.
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"It is clear that the government is manipulating the law to muzzle and intimidate one of its most credible media critics," said the Committee to Protect Journalists after her arrest in March.
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"I can now say concerns about financing have been resolved," Minoru Kikuoka, who took the helm of the company in September, told reporters, adding that "most credible business partners" have given assurances.
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"The plan put forward by Premier Oil is the most credible and deliverable proposal to deliver value for the company's stakeholders," Emma Kane, a spokeswoman for the ad hoc creditors' committee, said.
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Separately, the company said on Friday that it would highlight high-quality news on the site by allowing people to rank news sources that they saw as the most credible and trustworthy.
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Traditional rules of how content is created or shared have been upended — instead we can follow our favored, most credible creators of choice, regardless of where they choose to distribute that content.
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Claims that ISIS has received millions in bitcoin funding have been debunked as unverifiable, and the most credible examples of ISIS-tied bitcoin use we have amount to a couple thousand dollars.
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We found that employees view their employer as the most credible source of policy and election information, and that 28503 percent of employees are more likely to vote after they received such information.
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While polls showed Macron lost out to the far-left's Melenchon as the most convincing performer in the debate, his plan for office was seen as the most credible of all the candidates.
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Mr. Mattis is widely viewed by global leaders as the strongest and perhaps most credible voice on foreign policy in an administration that has been rocked by firings and resignations among senior presidential advisers.
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Most credible sources including the Korean Herald are now claiming that Apple is going to abandon its "TouchID" fingerprint scanner in the new flagship phone, and instead replace it with new face scanning technology.
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Starting next week, the company will begin allowing its users to rank news sources they see as the most credible and trustworthy so it can better rank and prioritize them in its News Feed.
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"We interviewed Stormy Daniels on the show and James Comey and Michael Avenatti all within a day of each other and I found her by far the most credible and well-spoken," McCain said.
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The Texas Republican has been trying to outmaneuver the crowded GOP field to position himself as the most credible alternative to Trump, and pulled in more than double Trump's votes in his Kansas win.
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A combined Chrome and Android platform has been rumored for years, with the most credible source being the Wall Street Journal's report from October 2015 saying that Google was working on such a thing.
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In a 85033 summary of the previous two decades of research, the economists Neumark and Wascher found that 85 percent of the most credible studies pointed to job loss following a minimum wage hike.
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For example, the White House has said that cutting the corporate tax to 20 percent from 35 percent will lead to a boom in investment and wages — an argument disputed by most credible economists.
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She might not be able to say definitely what transpired between Nur and Jahangir or Nur and Shah Jahan, but she could tell readers what she thinks is the most credible and plausible account.
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Once held up as the administration's most credible cross-aisle emissary, Kelly has instead become the figure — even more than Miller, from whom Democrats expected nothing less — most closely associated with White House intransigence.
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George Mendonsa made the most credible claim to being the sailor who was famously photographed kissing a woman in Times Square after the end of World War II. He died on Sunday at 95.
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The rumors are flying so we scoured the net and gathered up the most credible leaks and rumors to give you the best idea of what Samsung will announce in just a couple of weeks.
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"By virtue of her family ties, Kim is among the most credible interlocutors that North Korea could have sent," said Christopher Green, a senior adviser on Korean affairs at the International Crisis Group think tank.
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A consensus seems to be developing — based on the most credible news media efforts at a tabulation — that the reformist-moderate combination seems to have secured 80 to 90 seats in the Majlis, or Parliament.
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With most credible scientists saying we are just beginning to see the effects of CO23 on our climate, this gives us a glimpse into the future: "Longer term, warming is expected to continue," says Amesbury.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook said on Friday that it planned to prioritize high-quality news on the social network by allowing its users to rank news sources that they see as the most credible and trustworthy.
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With Mr. Netanyahu facing indictment and battling for his political survival against Mr. Gantz, the most credible challenger in a decade, many Israelis said it was the nastiest and most divisive race they could recall.
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In the Sad White Person Movie, the most credible opposition always has to be the self, and in a fictional setting, it's just easier for people to destroy themselves if they have a modicum of privilege.
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In 212 in Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the continent's first elected female president, won re-election in a vote the Atlanta-based Carter Center called the "best run and most credible election in the country's history".
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When, in May, 1941—just six weeks before the invasion—Pavel Fitin, the head of N.K.V.D. foreign intelligence, brought him the most credible reports to date that the invasion was on its way, Stalin blew up.
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Erdogan's most credible challenge, however, is seen as coming not from the CHP but former Interior Minister Meral Aksener, who last year founded the Iyi (Good) Party after splitting with the nationalist MHP, which is backing Erdogan.
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"I think he's probably the most credible witnesses that's ever appeared before that committee or any other congressional committee," said Gerald Lefcourt, a New York attorney, after Comey finished his testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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One of the longest-standing, most credible, and widely believed fan theories was actually born by the earliest GoT readers in 1996, when George R.R. Martin published the very first book in the series, A Game of Thrones.
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In an age when journalism we don't like can be dismissed as "fake news," suggesting that the information we do like is most credible, regardless of its source, it's not hard to understand why young people do this.
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With episodes running about 30 minutes each, the show pretty much flies by as a 10-episode binge, and gives YouTube -- still feeling its way in the series game -- its most credible calling card in the crowded streaming arena.
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The most credible point about Mifsud is that his relative anonymity in news coverage reflects a broader problem that there is a consistent effort to preserve a narrative that the Russians interfered in the 2016 election to help Trump.
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But mostly, my station at the pastor's side, a reporting lens I had not anticipated when we first met, was the most credible way into the lives of people with whom it might have otherwise taken years to speak.
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We've heard a bunch of rumors surrounding the Galaxy S8 by this point, so we went ahead and rounded up the most credible leaks and rumors in one place, cutting out the rumors that seem like a long shot.
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Unaligned Republican operatives and even veteran Democrats say the strategy amounts to the most credible approach available given the challenge of electing a polarizing politician who will never exhibit restraint or discipline imposed by political handlers or anyone else.
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Estimates of the country's earnings from counterfeit dollars vary widely, from as little as $1.25 million annually to as much as $250 million, although experts have put the most credible assessments between $20083 million and $25 million a year.
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The companies are two of the three most credible providers of infrastructure services to the LINK network of automated teller machines, the CMA said, meaning the $920 million merger could reduce LINK's negotiating power with those providers if they combined.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's proposals for leaving the European Union are not perfect but they are the most credible basis for a Brexit deal, Britain's Brexit minister Dominic Raab said on Wednesday, as he reiterated calls for the EU to compromise.
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To save his presidency and to beat back the challenge from his right-wing adversaries, Macron should focus on the economy, expand foreign markets for French goods and services, and leverage his current position of Europe's most credible political leader.
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The former FBI director's appearance threw into focus questions that will be at play over the next 10 days: Which version of events will Americans find most credible -- that of the former FBI director or the man who fired him?
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After weeks of talks, the Mexican government reluctantly agreed to accept the waiting migrants, which could substantially reduce the number of people trying to gain entry into the United States and deter even those with the most credible asylum claims.
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The friends' interactions are framed by and interspersed with the observations of Alice (Ruby Frankel, in the show's most credible performance), a droll woman with a detachment that comes from being an aspiring writer and the group's only gay member.
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But first and foremost, he is supposed to be the nation's top diplomat: the most credible communicator of America's stance on every foreign policy issue and the most reliable negotiator on behalf of the US's national interests in any diplomatic showdown.
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According to statistics from the National Autonomous University of Honduras, which is responsible for monitoring violence (it's regarded by experts as the most credible entity on the matter), Honduras is the most violence-riddled country in Latin America, and has been for years.
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"Their target source 0402+379 is... one of the most credible candidates for a number of reasons; perhaps one of the most prominent is that it has actually been 'photographed' and we can see material separately marking both black holes," she said.
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While few people close to Trump are predicting any bombshells, there is a sense of apprehension among advisers because they believe the full report will provide the closest and most credible account to date of tumult and chaos inside the West Wing.
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Now, as a historically diverse cast of 2020 presidential candidates begin to compete for the nomination, who fills the space as the most authentic — the most trustworthy, the most natural, the most honest, with the most credible personal story — remains wide open.
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Kevin Hassett, who is the chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, has peddled nonsense about how the corporate tax cut will increase wages for working families when in fact most credible experts rightly predicted that it would principally benefit investors.
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And although it's hard to imagine him having much success in 2020, if you were going to craft a primary challenge to Trump, it might look a little like Walsh's, even if Walsh isn't necessarily the most credible messenger for that pitch.
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Since it went on the air, in 1988, the station has been one of the liveliest and most credible news channels; this spring, as votes were tallied in the general election, its Web site received 16.5 billion hits in a single day.
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Rumors have swirled about why AirPower is so massively delayed (most credible explanation was Apple couldn't get the charging plates to align in way that didn't overheat), but with the holiday around the corner, it definitely feels like it's time for an AirPower launch.
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Shenon said the most credible evidence in his assessment lends credence to the notion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman, but he said evidence within the documents publicly released since the 1992 law have underscored the possibility Oswald told others of his plans.
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In a hearing Tuesday before the Senate Armed Services Committee, the most credible, measured and thoughtful member of the President's national security team said he believes the deal struck by President Obama to prevent Iran from possessing nuclear weapons is in our best interest.
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And his own history of exploiting tax loopholes and refusal to disclose his tax returns, which we'd need to see to understand if and how these cuts would benefit him and his family, doesn't make him the most credible populist messenger on these issues.
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"The most credible way for Maruti to show there is no tie-in would be by providing actual data on Maruti car buyers opting for insurers other than those recommended by it," said Rahul Rai, a New Delhi-based lawyer specializing in antitrust law.
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George Mendonsa, who made the most credible claim to being the sailor shown kissing a woman in Times Square after the end of World War II in a photograph that became a national emblem of elation, died on Sunday in Middletown, R.I. He was 1003.
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The most credible potential witnesses were all residents of a cul-de-sac called Shepherds Way that runs along the western boundary of Bill O'Bryan's estate—about a half-mile from where Haas' skeleton was found and on the other side of the property's soybean field.
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In fact, one of the most credible works to explore the subject, which Crews himself draws on, reports that in the year Freud enrolled, tensions between Jews and the gentile majority were palpable, with anti-Semitism against Jews from Galicia, where Freud's family originated, particularly acute.
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The demonstrators are enraged that Parliament passed the law reducing the authority of the corruption commission, a key body fighting endemic graft and which has been one of the most credible public institutions in a country where the police and Parliament are seen widely as being corrupt.
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Based on all of our sources we believe the most credible sequence of events is that Maddox said something to Brad that pissed him off, Brad then lunged at his son, Angelina stepped in between them and at that point there was some physical contact between Brad and Maddox.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, the iconic astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York—the man whom the New York Times calls "perhaps the most credible public scientist on the planet"—saw eye-to-eye with Hamilton and decided to lend his services as narrator of Food Evolution.
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The first nation to use nuclear weapons today — even a rogue state like North Korea or Iran — will immediately become the most feared and most credible nuclear power in the world, a formidable force to be reckoned with, and perhaps the dominant actor in a new world order.
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But the move has implications for what news will be consumed on Facebook, potentially favoring the most familiar names in media that are seen as the most credible, while tilting away from lesser-known and less-trusted outlets without solving the issue of whether news could still be distorted.
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While the CDC, who conducted the largest and most credible study on the topic, has never identified any connection that supports the idea that Tinder usage correlates with, let alone causes, an increase in STDs, we're of course in favor of organizations that provide public education resources on the topic.
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"The imminent threats of contamination, dysfunction, and attacks on State and county voting systems, disparaged by the Secretary of State's representatives at the 2018 hearing virtually as a fantasy and still minimized as speculative at the 2019 hearing, have been identified in the most credible major national and state cybersecurity studies and official government reports," Totenberg wrote.
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And what they did instead — turning their party into an accessory to Clinton's appetites, shamelessly abandoning feminist principle, smearing victims and blithely ignoring his most credible accuser, all because Republicans funded the investigations and they're prudes and it's all just Sexual McCarthyism — feels in the cold clarity of hindsight like a great act of partisan deformation.
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David Neumark, writing at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, summarized the longstanding consensus like this, while also citing more recent studies, in 215: The overall body of recent evidence suggests that the most credible conclusion is a higher minimum wage results in some job loss for the least-skilled workers—with possibly larger adverse effects than earlier research suggested.
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"While the CDC, who conducted the largest and most credible study on the topic, has never identified any connection that supports the idea that Tinder usage correlates with, let alone causes, an increase in STDs, we're of course in favor of organizations that provide public education resources on the topic, and we're happy to do our part in supporting these educational efforts," Tinder said in a statement to The Verge.
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Skeptics, including three volunteer researchers, have been trying to fill the information vacuum: an Iranian biomedical engineering student who lived on the third floor (he estimated at least 123 dead), a demographer who came out of retirement to bring professional techniques to bear and a software engineer in Brussels whose website has emerged as the most credible source (both the demographer and the engineer place the toll in the 90s).
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The most credible Republican case against impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE is that while he improperly tried to get Ukraine to smear a 2020 political opponent while holding up military assistance, he should be censured rather than driven from office.
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And in 2015, documents obtained by the Guardian indicated that the company was lobbying US lawmakers and officials to establish contracts to detain migrant families in the US. While the Gates Foundation's assertion that several million is a blip compared to all of the money the charity has funneled into less morally bankrupt causes is factually correct, it's an egregiously weak argument for having any stake in an institution most credible for locking people up and abusing them.
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