Sentence examples for credibility has improved from inspiring English sources

The company's credibility has improved, he added, and shares sell for about 15 times 2003 projected earnings.

His corruption charges might appear to be something of a stumbling block, but he is more concerned that his "credibility has improved".

He added that under Mr. Georgiou, Greece's credibility on statistics has improved markedly.

Ben Thompson, an independent technology analyst, thinks the Twitter boss should "make way for new leadership that has improved credibility with Wall Street, with developers, and within Twitter itself".

He splits recent developments into three: The good: Ever since the Rajoy government agreed to appoint external auditors to inspect the loan books of Spanish banks, the credibility of banking reform in Spain has improved.

While the credibility of Nigerian elections have improved since 2007, the 2011 and 2015 elections were by no means perfect.

But the police crackdown may have improved her credibility.

But we also owe a great deal to the credibility, availability and depth of data, which have improved exponentially since 1990.

Because of its large reach, respondents felt that the MenA vaccine campaign had improved awareness of the benefits of vaccination and had increased credibility of the EPI.

… As a result, we believe management's credibility has been compromised and that the stock will likely receive a haircut to reflect this, until communication improves".

"Our credibility has eroded".