Sentence examples for amount of credibility from inspiring English sources

That lacked a certain amount of credibility".

"Because of their rank, these people have a certain amount of credibility".

"He has a tremendous amount of credibility and influence with them".

"But I think you have a certain amount of credibility by virtue of familiarity".

"Showing that we can poke fun at ourselves got us an enormous amount of credibility," says Jon Miller, NBC Sport's president of programming.

But the big exception is national security, where polls often show that Obama has built up a fair amount of credibility with voters.

The second is that politicians invest huge amounts of credibility in their ability to maintain a currency union, but in doing so are really reflecting voters' desire for sound money.

On balance, I think it will because Bush has a fair amount of personal credibility".

Germany lost an extraordinary amount of international credibility when earlier this year it abstained from a U.N. vote authorizing a no-flight zone over Libya.

In "Even united, Europe faces power drain" (Letter from Europe, Dec. 20), Judy Dempsey makes the unsupported assertion that "Germany lost an extraordinary amount of international credibility" when it abstained from the U.N. vote on the Libya no-fly resolution.

"The Paris agreement carries an enormous amount of weight and credibility," she told a news conference.