Sentence examples for considerable credibility from inspiring English sources

He probably gained considerable credibility Wednesday night, particularly with fundraisers.

In the process, though, it lost considerable credibility on the street.

The modeling has gained considerable credibility by accurately predicting food prices over the last 10 months.

Ms. Tellem, who is Eko's executive chairman (and also sits on the MGM board), gives Eko considerable credibility in Hollywood.

The White House and State Department message of democracy and defence of human rights has lost considerable credibility.

But town officials contend that the research and documentation by Mr. Benedict provide the argument with considerable credibility.

Mr Dostum and Mr Qanuni, however, both boast considerable democratic credibility after standing in last year's presidential election.

Had he ordered recounting to begin at once, it would not only have given Mr. Gore more time, but also have lent considerable political credibility to his continuing fight.

It is all the more shocking then that John McCain, knowing all that he does about torture past and present, would sacrifice his considerable personal credibility and vote to preserve the CIA's ability to torture detainees.

In a year's time the Mayor has suffered a considerable loss of credibility in the field closest to his heart - fiscal knowledge.

"The government would try not to base its whole case on a spurned lover because the risk that they may be lying is considerable and their credibility can easily be attacked at a trial," Richman said.