Sentence examples similar to destroys credibility from inspiring English sources

I believed people would not be happy, and it would perhaps destroy credibility".

We soon discovered that loyalty and clubbishness trumped experience and judgment, and an inability to admit mistakes destroyed credibility around the globe and three decades of Republican prestige in handling foreign policy.

"The defence went crazy just destroying her credibility, destroying every shred of normality about her," says Clark. "I got incensed.

But, as Mr. Sykes said, "At a certain point, you wake up and you realize you have destroyed the credibility of any credible outlet out there".

Indeed, that's the trouble with lying -- it destroys your credibility.

"It destroys the credibility of the war on corruption," said Chris albin-Lackey, a researcher at Human Rights Watch who studies Nigeria.

The ad's cynical use of emotion to cloud the issues only destroys the credibility of those who run it.

But in any case, this lack of disclosure completely destroys the credibility of Hamilton Place Strategies and its work in this area.

Postponing promised increases only a year after the tax was launched destroys its credibility with green investors, even if politicians return to raising it in a few years.

The conservative cause damages itself and destroys its credibility through the expedient spreading of ­untruths.

The "go in high" method also destroys your credibility as it highlights how out of sync you are with the business' conditions and needs.