Sentence examples for affect credibility from inspiring English sources

Papers were graded on a range of items as follows: A = no significant flaws, B = minor flaws not affecting credibility or validity, C = some flaws likely to affect credibility or validity, and D = significant flaws affecting credibility or validity.

But as journalists regularly remind public figures, even the appearance of conflict affects credibility.

And appearance matters — it affects credibility, which is at the heart of good journalism.

Institutional configuration of a country affects credibility of regulatory commitments, quality of regulatory design, and way of policy transfer.

Missed episodes of AKI (due to the higher-than-diagnostic trigger threshold or because this was a repeat AKI episode) might have affected credibility, although this was not apparent in interviews.

It "also pinpoints the perpetual problems of the judiciary which affect the credibility of the system as a whole and Romania's credibility as well".

"We all felt terrible [about the investigation] because it affected our credibility, the credibility of my team," says the accused, Paolo Macchiarini, a visiting professor at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

And the threats didn't seem to affect American credibility.

How would it affect the credibility of whatever he said under interrogation?

Stryder is unconcerned that being associated with an MP may affect his credibility.

How does it affect journalistic credibility if audiences develop "a very personal relationship" with their programs?