Sentence examples for a time when credibility from inspiring English sources

Rachel's simple, clean and decidedly muted appearance harkens back to a time when credibility made the newscast what it was, and when sleeveless shirts and mini-skirts were the stock and trade of game show sidekicks and soap opera vixens.

The standoff comes at a time when the credibility of the 25-nation Schengen area, one of the big achievements of European integration, is under question.

In this week's Time magazine, managing editor Rick Stengel makes a similar argument, recommending papers stop issuing endorsements "at a time when the credibility and viability of the press are at all-time lows".

The government, in the form of Peter Mandelson and James Purnell, has publicly recognised the future potential of the Post Office to provide financial services at a time when the big banks' credibility and popularity are shot to bits.

Now at a time when the media's credibility is at an all-time low (so far -- it could go lower), they have little to lose.

Many analysts had expected that Mandela's death would deliver the ruling party a macabre boost in elections next year, predicting the ANC would deck the country out with posters of the late leader, hoping to benefit from one last shot of his "Madiba magic" at a time when the party's credibility is low.

Critics say that the investigations hardly improve Italy's credibility at a time when its euro zone partners are urging greater national accountability.

It's too bad that years of American interventions and favoritism in the region now harm our credibility at a time when we could do good.

On balance the bill represents an important first step toward restoring America's credibility at a time when the world needs American leadership.

It is also a time when the public perception of journalistic credibility is low, though not demonstrably lower than in recent years.

The price for Osborne's unabashed embrace of China has been our credibility, at a time when we need it most.