Sentence examples for credibility was challenged from inspiring English sources
Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, as inflation grew and grew in the United States and other developed economies, their credibility was challenged as never before.
One American official said doubts lingered about part of Mr. Ramos's account, and his credibility was challenged by a Federal prosecutor who doubted that he had been forthright about another Colombian drug operation that had been discovered in Texas.
After the doctor's credibility was challenged in court -- he was contradicted both by his own words and by pharmacists who said he'd approved the prescriptions -- the prosecutor came up with a mind-boggling new argument against Paey.
President Bush has been enduring a long, hot summer, with American troops dying with distressing regularity in Iraq, his credibility being challenged and the unemployment rate going up.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the controversy surrounding NHS provision of complementary therapies, the credibility of this report was challenged [ 8].
If this were a court proceeding, the ex-boyfriend's credibility could be challenged and his motives questioned.
Davidson said the committee would scrutinise the white paper in coming months, but the committee's credibility has been challenged by the Scottish National party.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Obama, who has been thoughtful and cautious about putting America into the Syrian conflict, has created a political situation in which his credibility could be challenged.
That broader report could be even more critical of the military because it is based on statements from F.B.I. agents -- not detainees, whose credibility can be challenged -- who say they observed abusive and possibly illegal treatment of detainees.
"I think the exchange is a lot more vulnerable, and its credibility has been challenged," said Arthur Levitt, the former chairman of the S.E.C. "The N.Y.S.E. has long been thought of as an icon of capitalism," he continued.
