Sentence examples for credibility damaging from inspiring English sources
Asking it to arbitrate undermines its credibility, damaging its first priority of enforcing free-trade rules.One problem is that the WTO is seen as the only game in town.
The network is leaderless and its credibility damaged.
Services suspended, the nation's credibility damaged in the eyes of the rest of the world.
Given the weakness of Oxfam's arguments, Starbucks may yet emerge with its reputation enhanced, and Oxfam with its credibility damaged.
How long these will go on is hard to guess.With his credibility damaged and Congress distracted, Mr Cardoso's reform shortlist may have to be shortened further.
The party needs to bolster its economic and fiscal credibility, damaged by the financial crisis and years of Tory claims that its first instinct is to throw public money (mostly borrowed) at problems.
Prime Minister Tony Blair, his government's credibility damaged by perceptions that it misled the public over the war, called for an inquiry into the death of Dr. Kelly led by a senior jurist, Lord Hutton.
The implication is clear: if the credibility damaged by Fukushima is not recovered, neither will the nuclear industry.
"And if they are to be in the marketplace in 20-30 years' time, then we first need to recover the credibility damaged by Fukushima".
He said: "To be seen colluding with authority - any authority - risks credibility, damages hard-won reputations and may even put correspondents' lives in danger".
And if the Democrats capitalize on the current demoralization to capture a larger share of evangelical votes, the credibility damage could be just as severe.
