Sentence examples for created a credibility from inspiring English sources

He accused the president and his staff of misleading Americans about the events in Benghazi and said Mr. Obama has created a "credibility gap" with the public on the issue.

"What happened is he got caught and created a credibility issue," said Mr. Welch, who ran the company for 20 years before handing the reins over to Mr. Immelt in 2001.

Clearly, Venus Williams's infrequent play is creating a credibility gap.

When you write from the inside, it creates a credibility for the piece for a whole.

But Beijing's denial of a role in its state owned companies, he said, is creating a credibility problem.

Analysts say it is a ploy intended to stain the legitimacy of the election and create a credibility problem for the president.

He is creating a credibility gap for himself, and if it widens much more he won't be able to close it.

It says that there are "inadequacies in both law and oversight that have helped create a credibility gap that has undermined public confidence".

Mr Zardari complained to General Petraeus that the missile strikes were creating a "credibility gap .The government is a coalition led by the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), whose leadership Mr Zardari inherited from his late wife, the assassinated former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto.

Labour under Ed's leadership would never hand a gift to opponents by opting for a plan that might look fine in a Liberal Democrat election leaflet but would create a credibility gap in the eyes of the electorate, and do major damage to Britain's manufacturing base.

Mansoor, now a history professor at the Ohio State University, bemoaned "happy talk that the strategy is working and all they need to do is adjust at the margins", saying it "could create a credibility gap going forward if they don't become more forthright".