Sentence examples for boosting their credibility from inspiring English sources

Rap stars and other musicians often use the fact they have been in prison as a way of boosting their credibility.

The SWAT groups made it look like the TV ads came from kids, not adults — which boosted their credibility.

"In the West End, it's a counterfeit boom: based on all these movie actors getting the idea to come and boost their credibility in the theatre.

There is a serious risk of creating a self-fulfilling prophecy whereby young people seek to boost their credibility by qualifying for formal recognition as a gang.

In future, Shell will use external experts to verify its reserves annually a practice currently used by Russian and Chinese oil companies to boost their credibility.The group has now promised to accelerate a corporate-governance review that was announced last month, though bizarrely its completion date has not been brought forward from next year.

Newspapers aren't being paranoid about the need to boost their credibility.

Some analysts saw substantial symbolic value in al-Qaeda's statement, suggesting that it could further isolate ISIS while creating an opportunity for other rebel groups to boost their credibility in the eyes of fellow opposition fighters.

YouTube personalities aren't part of the Establishment, which ironically both boosts their credibility with fans and makes them attractive vessels for companies who want positive coverage.

Marketing studies show that celebrities transfer their desirable attributes to products and use their success to boost their perceived credibility.

Pound's statement comes less than a year after the I.O.C. publicly committed to a series of changes aimed at boosting its credibility.

One commentator, Stefano Folli, warned in La Repubblica on Saturday, however, that by picking a fight with Mrs Merkel, Mr Renzi risked boosting the credibility of the Germany-baiting, populist parties he was trying to sideline.