Sentence examples for credibility questions from inspiring English sources

Asked if Wells raised credibility questions, Torre said: "I think it's unfair to do that to someone, I really do.

With the elimination of the mink report, which cost taxpayers $130,000 a year, the industry will have to compile its own numbers, raising credibility questions.

STILL, the false start and missteps raise credibility questions for prospective investors, says Michael H. Baniak, a partner at McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff, based in Chicago.

But now, with Iraq casualties mounting, with angry Democrats coalescing behind a decorated Vietnam veteran and with credibility questions dogging Mr. Bush, the broad-brush defense has been abandoned.

He added: "I can't see it's going to be anything more than a very short pause, but if it's longer than that it will pose major credibility questions for the current government, and the chancellor in particular".

Evidently, "he talks to Mr Thompson frequently and gets regular briefings on how the BBC is dealing with the credibility questions facing broadcasters after fakery was exposed in phone-ins and other parts of the industry".

This raised an obvious credibility question.

"I have had my character and credibility questioned at every turn.

Spain can not afford to see their credibility questioned on this issue," Solomont wrote.

If we succeed we shall be able to answer the credibility question that we get when we go canvassing.

He will stand before them, the leader of a country swept up in the plague, with his reputation bruised and his credibility questioned.