Sentence examples for built up credibility from inspiring English sources

Solid-state fermentation (SSF) has built up credibility in recent years in biotech industries due to its potential applications in the production of biologically active secondary metabolites, apart from feed, fuel, food, industrial chemicals and pharmaceutical products and has emerged as an attractive alternative to submerged fermentation.

The White House is hoping its offer to negotiate has thrown Iran's leadership off track, and built up credibility around the world if the president begins to press for tougher sanctions.

"We've got to build up credibility.

Perhaps needing to build up credibility and knowledge of his firm, Mr Kindler took his time crafting a turnaround plan.

By at least delaying the Petronas tie-up, the government may hope to build up credibility with the public that it could later spend on the CNOOC-Nexen deal.

Short term though the contracts may be, a contract employee can always build up credibility by carrying out cutting-edge assignments.

"Our soldiers have built up tremendous credibility with this society," he said.

"Over many years, the UK has built up real credibility on climate leadership and low-carbon investment.

He said he hoped he had built up enough credibility with the Yankees to have a say on his role.

Its gross debt-to-GDP ratio reached 119% in 2010, and its poor economic performance suggested it might find it hard to pay all those bondholders back.But it had built up enough credibility to get away with it.

The green economy is a new "emerging market", comparable to the existing emerging economies of China and India, according to the business leader, but the UK's previous success in capitalising on such opportunities is at risk: "Over many years, the UK has built up real credibility on climate leadership and low-carbon investment.