So can Tom's new LP, 24 Hours, up his credibility points?
In her original judgment against Apple, she dismantled the company's credibility, pointing out the inconsistencies and improbabilities in a top executive's testimony.
But for perception, or credibility points, it may behoove the alumni to cut whatever ties they may have financially with the league".
But Mr. Coffey questioned Ms. Schwartz's credibility, pointing out that her testimony coincided with the S.E.C.'s dropping a separate investigation into her.
Labour leader Ed Miliband appeared to pay little heed to credibility points as he showed off his musical choices on Desert Island Discs.
The group contends the court has lost credibility, pointing out that its findings were leaked to the media several months ago, along with the statements of witnesses that later turned out to be fraudulent.
The Alabama attorney general's office earlier had dismissed the new affidavit as "wholly without credibility," pointing to Mr. Gilbert's multiple convictions, and Ms. Wicker herself cast doubt on its veracity.
Beyond that, he said, his employees typically include their company's name when they identify themselves online, thereby allowing them to score some credibility points for the business when they handle someone's problem successfully.
Mr. Morgan challenged Mr. Hipwell's credibility, pointing to the fact that he is a convicted felon who went to jail in 2006 for 59 days for buying stock in companies before touting them in a Daily Mirror column, then selling the shares when the prices rose.
First she impugns his credibility, pointing out that he got his facts "slightly askew," to wit: 43 years after the fact, Steward claimed that he and Wilder had spent "six or seven" days together in Zurich, rather than the two and a half that both men claimed in contemporaneous accounts.
