Sentence examples for credibility lost from inspiring English sources

But, for the eight-month-old administration of General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, the prime minister, there is also a high price to be paid in the credibility lost through its mishandling of the financial crisis.

Yet Mr Aliev also praised the election; his concessions may be aimed merely at regaining credibility lost by cack-handed cheating.Assuming that he is not toppled, the country's future will depend on how enlightened Mr Aliev now becomes.

Miliband was unable to cut through as a leader, while the party never regained the economic credibility lost in the crash of 2008 – nor discredited the ludicrous claim that overspending caused it.

The decision to publish the NIE is aimed at trying to recover the public credibility lost when the agencies wrongly claimed that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction in the years leading up to 2003.

Inflation, it is true, edged down in October, to 6.6%, but remains stubbornly above the Central Bank's target range.To revive growth Ms Rousseff needs to restore credibility lost after four years of erratic meddling in the private sector coupled with monetary and fiscal incontinence.

With one eye to Greece – whose own destiny within the family of eurozone nations is still far from assured – he has announced that his top priority will be clawing back the credibility lost through prevarication and foot-dragging by Demetris Christofias, the communist he replaces.

But American Embassy officials had doubts about the informant's credibility, and lost contact with him.

It recounts how Microsoft destroyed its own credibility and lost at trial (an appeal is pending).

Teammates maintain that Collins has worked hard to regain the credibility he lost while with Carolina.

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

"My credibility, I lost it.