Sentence examples for credibility that it from inspiring English sources

This was seen as essential to any successful relief operation, but there were those among the UNICEF staff who worried that some of the organization's operational and administrative difficulties would compromise the credibility that it gained through its media visibility.

In one feel swoop Spotify is reducing its ability to say, with much credibility, that it is out to reduce the amount of piracy.

It also would restore Washington's credibility that it will go to bat for countries that, under its imprimatur, give up the bomb and find a tiger — or in this case, a bear — at the gates threatening its survival.

Critics argue that the new European members will give the AIIB credibility that it doesn't deserve.

If somebody's name is on something it gives research a credibility that it wouldn't otherwise have.

"Kiarostami gave the Iranian cinema the international credibility that it has today," he told the Guardian.

Just as widespread promise-breaking would ultimately destroy the very institution of promising, a more "patriotic" press corps would soon lose the very credibility that makes it seem advantageous.

"Once you lose credibility like that, it's hard to recover it".

Another advantage to a Ph.D. is the credibility that comes with it.

Rather it is the U.N.'s credibility that is riding on it.

The Nation sees Britain as the gateway to building a base among black, Arab and Asian youth around Europe and thereby gaining an international credibility that has thus far eluded it.