Sentence examples similar to eroded in credibility from inspiring English sources

Hurricane Katrina shattered the administration's reputation for competence in domestic affairs, just as problems in Iraq eroded its credibility on national security issues.

But his credibility was eroding in Hyderabad, where SKS is based.

But recent scandals have eroded its credibility.These began in May when troops ambushed and killed ten members of a police drug squad.

The result in Bosnia seriously eroded European credibility.Europeans should be allowed to command American troops assigned to NATO, and be given more key posts such as the southern command in Naples.

The imbalance in its approach has eroded its credibility and given credence to the call for strengthening alternative forums for Latin American diplomacy such as UNASUR, where Washington is not included.

More devastating, perhaps, are the corruption scandals that eroded his credibility -- a fact he acknowledged in an interview this week when he spoke vaguely of "various crimes" attributed to party members "especially on the local level".

Failure to disclose these has eroded the credibility of scientific research and public trust in the publication process.

The dearth of demonstrable evidence for the ICC has eroded the credibility of biological control and its usage in operational IPM plans.

By putting his foot in his mouth again and again, he has eroded the credibility of his platform and the GOP itself.

But along the way, the companys lawyers have eroded its credibility through a series of missteps that have been heavily reported in the media.

In the Pakistani news media, his failures to appear are perceived to have eroded his credibility.