Sentence examples for be of questionable credibility from inspiring English sources

And, moreover, any piece of intelligence which is obtained under duress, through the use of abusive techniques, would be of questionable credibility, and additionally it would do more harm than good when it inevitably became known that abusive practices were used.

When Pdvsa does release information, some of it is of questionable credibility.

In a recent editorial, the Financial Times said: "such threats [to leave the UK] should be faced down, not just because they are unreasonable but because they are of questionable credibility".

It's clear from the past two days of testimony that the government witnesses are of questionable credibility, to say the least, and their determination that Khadr is a future danger contradicts everything we already know about him.

Mr. Bush's message that he will bridge the divide between Republicans and Democrats is also a way of saying that he is an outsider, a claim of questionable credibility but undeniable political acumen.

But there are many articles published under the guise of scholarly work, by individuals claiming expertise but which are of highly questionable credibility.

There were some activists, billionaires who supported projects of questionable credibility.

Of questionable credibility, these recommendations are blatantly geared toward retaining council (and staff) step-by-step and ultimate control over the entire process, and end-result.

As any seasoned Washington journalist knows, it is easy to leverage anonymous leaks into sensational, but undocumented, reports of questionable credibility.

What is clear is that Libya's democratic dream has all but collapsed, in a week that has seen authoritarian rulers claiming mandates after elections of questionable credibility in fellow Arab spring states Egypt and Syria.

"Caijing's credibility is closely tied to Hu Shuli: Without her, the Caijing brand is of questionable value.