Sentence examples for credibility is lost from inspiring English sources

"I think credibility is lost when we continue to insist on technical legal points".

"If the Department of Justice and the Civil Rights Division is viewed as political, there is no doubt that credibility is lost," former voting-section chief Joe Rich said at a recent panel discussion in Washington.

"A lot of credibility is lost in the gap between what you say and what you do," Mr. Levine, 56, writes in "The Six Fundamentals of Success" (Doubleday, 2004).

In a campaign using a made-up client, "some credibility is lost, and the campaign loses realism" said Keith W. Browne, the executive producer at Locksley Productions, a Port Washington company that creates radio and television commercials.

Once listeners believe that such politico-diplomatic motives are the real drivers behind the decision to switch effort to the Arab world, previously hard won credibility is lost in the Arab "street".

If people do not trust the information coming from a corporation, credibility is lost.

Credibility was lost when Amazon admitted it would not disclose on a country-by-country basis where its profits arose.

In both cases, market share and credibility were lost to newer, more innovative firms, as well as to a recentering of the global bicycle industry in the Far East.

As the International Olympic Committee has discovered over the 14 years since the games in Seoul - when judges scandalously denied the American boxer Roy Jones a light-middleweight gold medal in favour of the Korean Park Si-hun - when trust and credibility are lost in sport it takes a long time for them to return.

CS sources said Muehlemann had realized over recent weeks his desperate battle to regain credibility was lost, and the board decided at a special meeting last Saturday to replace him in the latest Swiss boardroom coup.

When cutbacks and layoffs come after the CEO has claimed that everything is okay, all credibility with employees is lost.