Sentence examples for credibility into question from inspiring English sources

By not calling Mohamed to testify, he believed, the prosecutors would throw his credibility into question.

Even prominent anti-apartheid figures are publicly disparaging the ANC leadership, calling its credibility into question.

The tribunal has been beset by problems, as allegations of political interference call its credibility into question.

The Guardian reported comments by the chair of the Committee, Andrew Dismore, calling Carlile's independence and credibility into question.

It shows the lack of seriousness on her part, and I think calls her credibility into question".

The panel rejected Koon's petition for a new trial based on what Koon claimed was newly discovered evidence that calls Hayne's credibility into question.

And then the case collapsing after her credibility came into question, with the charges being dismissed.

The last thing the government needs, at a point when it appears to be winning the debate, is to have its credibility called into question.

The charity's chief executive, Javed Khan, said: "Victims of sexual abuse should be praised for their bravery in coming forward, not censured and have their credibility called into question – least of all by the prosecution".

It's probably true that, even after Williams returns, he can never again report on an armed conflict without having his credibility called into question.

It was a paradoxical achievement: the more traction the story got, the more visibility Newsweek garnered... and the more it's credibility came into question.