Sentence examples for credibility for its from inspiring English sources
Madden's departure is a signal either that Fox believes it no longer needs him to provide credibility for its National Football League broadcasts, or that it no longer wants to pay his $8 million annual salary, especially after a recent $387 million write-off on the value of its N.F.L. contract.
Cellulaze hasn't yet earned credibility for its claims in peer-reviewed journals, though it said multiple studies, some with follow-up as far as three years, are being prepared for submission.
America is paying a price in credibility for its mishandling of Iraq.
The Bush administration can gain political credibility for its actions on Iraq only by engaging all groups there.
Mr. Singleton examines what this means in a film that "earns credibility for its insights by moving beyond image and rhetoric" (A. O. Scott).
The Chinese government sacked its health minister and another senior official yesterday in an attempt to establish credibility for its handling of the Sars health crisis as the death toll continued to mount.
But the vehicle they are riding merely flirts with its ideas and never generates any emotion beyond admiration for the credibility of its performances.
Serbia has had a better record of welcoming migrating families – possibly because its government wants to burnish its credibility for EU accession talks, or because Serbs remember the trauma of having thousands of forcibly displaced people during the 1990s wars – but it also has started threatening to block its border.
If the compromise between one thing and another leaves the movie struggling for basic credibility, its affection for its characters doesn't feel cynical.
The prosecutor in this way effectively buttresses his witness's credibility by vouching for its accuracy, and in a trial featuring as the cast of characters the prosecutor, the rat, the defendant, and his mob lawyer, the prosecutor stands head and shoulders above everybody else for honesty, integrity, and the vindication of the law.
