Sentence examples for credibility given to from inspiring English sources

"My experience last year was that there was no credibility given to them.

Without blanket media coverage of the existence of an injunction there will be less speculation and no credibility given to the rumours online.

Any credibility given to this awful idea is an indication of how far from reason and common decency we have fallen.

"The issue here is the imprimatur of credibility given to this extremely hateful speech by a department of a public university," said Lewis A. Fidler, assistant majority leader for the City Council.

No, it was the coverage by the media, the credibility given to the speakers and the unchallenged comments in most of the mainstream media that was horrifying at best and a complete breach of the public's trust at worst.

The emphasis is on art more than automobile; the sale may test, as Mr. Kelleher said, "how much credibility is given to the car as an art form".

"The longer this goes on then the more credibility is given to the fact that this could be political cowardice," he said.

But significant reforms are needed to build credibility given corruption allegations and to improve the inspectorate's track record, Human Rights Watch said.

Government economists present lots of graphs to give credibility to the Help to Buy programme.

Only Nicolas for two reasons: to give credibility to his coup d'etat talk, and to blame Rodriguez," he added, referring to himself.

My new appointment has to give credibility to the role, but I also need to be there for staff.