Sentence examples for falling credibility from inspiring English sources

It all contributes to the falling credibility of Britain's regional papers.

Asked about the falling credibility of the international peacekeeping effort, Mr. Adeniji said that "people tend to exaggerate mistakes and to minimize credit".

And that transformation, although attributable to many causes, is testament to the power of ideas — to the way they rise and fall in credibility and valence, to the way they travel across continents and cultures, and to the way they shape the destinies of nations and the people who live within them.

A5 Hopes Still High for Euro Although the euro is already dogged by a credibility problem, falling short of some of the grand ambitions envisioned for it, most economists say the switch to the single currency, set to take place on Jan . 1 is a healthy step toward openness and competition.

"This was a case that rose or fell on the credibility of the prosecution's witnesses".

Establishing credibility falls to Mr. Harb, 36, a Muslim whose parents live in Beirut.

But his credibility falls short in at least one important respect: future tests are absent from America's financial regulatory overhaul.

If an intersection point exists between the curves of UF k and UB k and falls between the credibility lines, the corresponding time of the intersection point is the starting moment of mutation.

Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls accused Mr Osborne of breaking his own rules on falling debt on which his credibility depended.

The credibility of business leaders is also falling.

"Phillips's credibility was easier to attack because he had a falling out," Tobias said.