Sentence examples for Compromised credibility from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Columbia Journalism Review's Clint Hendler described it as "CNN's Gutless Firing," noting that instead of letting Nasr go about her job helping the network try to explain the Middle East, which she knew so well, "they chose to throw her overboard," justifying it as compromised credibility.

(Soros suggested that the Bush Administration's meek reaction to Vladimir Putin's recent retreat from democracy in Russia was a consequence of our compromised credibility).

As reporters fish the barrel that is the Q arena, the unfolding narrative is the clearest, closest window on to the Trump decision machinery and its cast of characters―Paul Manafort and his Paulie Walnuts mien, the wounded glamour of Melania, Christie's compromised credibility.

In this vicious circle of poor quality and compromised credibility among communities, government health services often "exist" but fail to attract people in need.

It compromises credibility if you do what markets and governments want when it's not the right action to take.

As Mr Posen notes, it doesn't compromise credibility or independence to do what markets and governments want you to do if what they want you to do is the right action.

Simply, her alleged misdemeanours hadn't compromised her credibility.

Were there special circumstances that compromised the credibility of the numbers in your case?

In any event, he argued that Mr. Enrile's participation in the Government compromised the "credibility" and "independence" of any new party.

Systematic review procedures address study credibility by assessing internal validity or "risk of bias" — the assessment of whether the design and conduct of a study compromised the credibility of the link between exposure/intervention and outcome.

But those good deeds seem to have compromised its credibility with guilty-pleasure programming, which is what "Cheerleader Nation," a reality series in the vérité mode, ought by rights to be.