Sentence examples for cost credibility from inspiring English sources

Public health decision-makers cite that barriers to the use of research findings include the time and ability to critically appraise studies, timeliness, availability and relevance of research, cost, credibility of researchers, policy climate, and implementation resources [ 8, 10, 12].

Michael W. Hovey Detroit, Feb. 4, 2009 • To the Editor: In "The Cost of Credibility" (editorial, Feb. 4), you conclude that President Obama's mea culpa over the Daschle debacle shows credibility and integrity.

And going Hollywood cost her credibility.

The MCB, for its part, is wary that over-cosy ties with officialdom may cost it credibility in its own community.

And there is a widespread perception that Mr. Nagin's unguarded language — his tirade immediately after the storm, for instance — has cost him credibility in Washington.

Leading Republicans expressed fear that the close ties of Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney to the energy industry had cost them credibility.

Washington's inaction as dissidents were persecuted and civilians were killed has cost it credibility, as evidenced by the protesters' cold response to the calls by the United States and by the Gulf Cooperation Council for a peaceful transition of presidential power.

They have done this by relying more on local fighters than on foreign ones, except at upper leadership levels — correcting a mistake that cost them credibility in the early years of the Iraqi conflict.

The newspaper, People's Daily, published a front-page editorial in Monday's international editions that also suggested that Google's actions could cost it credibility in the business world.

More broadly, foreign governments will regain a measure of confidence in the American administration's ability to deliver on its commitments.Bill Clinton's failure to gain fast-track trade-negotiating authority in 1997 cost America credibility in trade talks.

Democratic lawyers said this afternoon that they had urged such a contest even last week, but Mr. Gore himself had always fought such a move, fearing it would cost him credibility among the American people.