Sentence examples for credibility not only from inspiring English sources

He has credibility not only within the Senate but among the American people as a very serious player".

He had uniform credibility not only because of his legal and other abilities but because he always called things "as they are".

Governments compete for credibility not only with other governments, but with a broad range of alternatives, including news media, celebrities and other individuals, corporations, nongovernmental organizations, intergovernmental organizations and networks of scientific communities.

Puzo had only a passing familiarity with the mob and made up most of the details that give his novel its texture, yet the book achieved instant credibility not only with laypeople but with the experts.

The absence of government credibility not only increases uncertainty and risk in both the private health care institution and the PPP operation, but also decreases the credibility of the public health care institution.

This pushed extreme fears that were not confirmed, and undermine the credibility not only of the predictors (that does not hurt me) but also of the all profession of microbiologist.

For the government to leak these plans now damages our credibility -- not only in the eyes of the terrorists, but also in the eyes of the American people, who will see that the United States is prepared to reward terrorism if it is persistent enough.

It became clear that what had started as a negotiating ploy by Dubai World with its creditors had become a compounding crisis that threatened the global credibility of not only Dubai, but the United Arab Emirates itself.

McNamee, despite admitting to lies on other matters, had his credibility enhanced not only by the nanny's recollection that Clemens was at Canseco's house, though she didn't say that McNamee was there at the same time, but by the revelation that Clemens had a buttocks problem.

"I think right now that anything that comes from President Bush is taken in the Middle East as camouflage or diversion, because the president has a credibility problem, not only in the Middle East, but throughout Europe," said an Arab who advises one of the governments allied with the United States in the region.

But Netflix wants an Oscar — it would add credibility to not only their content studio but also to their vision of subscription-based streaming as a major distribution method.