Sentence examples for eroding credibility from inspiring English sources

(It did not help Mr. Fleischer's eroding credibility that the official transcript of the briefing mysteriously omitted the ominous first half of his remark).

So it did not go unnoticed this week when the Communist Party — desperate to shore up its eroding credibility with the public — made a move to brush back at least some of the great tide of wasted words.

After a week of clumsy American-inspired attempts to shut WikiLeaks down, it is now hosted on more than 700 servers around the world.The big danger is that America is provoked into bending or breaking its own rules, straining alliances, eroding credibility and because it will not be able to muzzle WikiLeaks—ultimately seeming impotent.

Throughout the Middle East, the eroding credibility of Arab states in the Arab-Israeli conflict has breathed new life into non-state actors, particularly militant Islamist groups.

The author of The Sena Story, Vaibhav Purandare, said Raj resorted to this measure to stem his party's eroding credibility.

The shameful indictments of 14 top organization officials for alleged activities under Blatter's watch has inflicted a devastating blow to FIFA's legitimacy and Blatter's continuously eroding credibility.

The lesson, as applied to our present dilemma, is that alarmism erodes credibility, but real danger can still lurk.

There is a perceived lack of respect for science communicators, and a fear that the "PR" label further erodes credibility.

But the protective mindset that eroded credibility reflected badly on not just the doctors, who otherwise practiced good medicine.

So far, we've described behaviors that build or erode credibility so that leaders can more accurately assess how they're comporting themselves and how others see them.

I have long been a stickler on this issue, convinced that discounts to news staffers are often perceived as "freebies" that can erode credibility with readers.