Sentence examples for doubtful credibility from inspiring English sources
They may be persons of good, bad, or doubtful credibility, but their testimony may be the only way to establish the facts, leaving it to the jury to determine their credibility.
Contamination problems are a severe predicament and strong reason for doubtful credibility.
These numbers, however, have been challenged multiple times and their credibility is doubtful.
"Almost all the statements are taken by lawyers with deep expertise and experience in assessing a survivor's credibility and if anything was doubtful it would be excluded," said Frances Harrison, spokesperson for the organisation.
Third, although six of the 12 studies were performed in China, some were not published in SCI journals, making their credibility, reliability and availability somewhat doubtful.
But it may offer the administration a payoff it sees as worthwhile: shoring up Mr. Obama's credibility as a Middle East peacemaker by showing doubtful Israelis and Palestinians that he has the fortitude to push the two sides toward an agreement.
Kalb's book doesn't cite any previous instance when a president has risked his foreign policy credibility by submitting himself to Congress under such doubtful circumstances — because it's never happened.
But this would not be the case if the starting level was too far below this, as the credibility of raising its level to an appropriate level in the medium term would be doubtful" ([26],p. 63).
