Sentence examples for continuing credibility from inspiring English sources

The EU's continuing credibility currently hinges on the answer to the following question: Will the European Council be able to come up with practical responses to the pressing, but long-overlooked, problem of youth unemployment in Europe at its meeting on 27 June?

His behavior has had a detrimental effect on the company, its advertisers, and subscribers, since the practice of revealing internal confidential information jeopardizes the relationships of trust, which great newspapers and journalists require to maintain close and professional relationships with its sources and continued credibility with its readers.

Worryingly, if the replicability problem continues, the credibility of science will be further weakened (Munafo et al. 2017).

Mr Osborne has said UK spending cuts must continue if the government is to retain credibility.

But such gripes are small beer compared to the biggest problem for the parliament: a continuing lack of credibility among the electorates of Europe.

But once you've made that step, everything afterwards is not like, 'R-Patz's continuing struggle for credibility!' You've got to come up with something else, so it gets a little bit easier.

Capital punishment is continuing to lose credibility as a reasonable response to crime.

Pete Altman at NRDC's Switchboard blog has compiled a running tally of editorials from around the country criticizing the Chamber's intransigence on climate change in a post titled "The U.S. Chamber's Continuing Climate Credibility Crisis".

But together, they add up to a large and continuing toll on our credibility.

Hosie said: "Mr Carmichael has no credibility in continuing as an MP and in my opinion he should stand down.

That's still the absurd sort of claim that even the best players go through when making the journey to MLS, in its continuing fight for global credibility.