Sentence examples for faltering credibility from inspiring English sources
Now, Bush's faltering credibility is tearing at trust in US national security.
It will also make or break the faltering credibility of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
DMITRY MEDVEDEV, Russia's president, has fired Yuri Luzhkov, the mayor of Moscow, in a bold move designed to shore up his faltering political credibility.
Kissinger tried, with faltering success, especially after Watergate, to preserve American credibility.
Safeway would reinforce Wal-Mart's growing presence in Britain seen as the ultimate test of its credibility as an international retailer, since it is faltering in Germany.
It is becoming increasingly clear that the Eurozone is entangled in a losing battle with faltering growth while static inflation levels continue to question the ECB's credibility.
Only Alan Harris, the college professor played by Mr. Leonard, seems a largely natural creation, and there are stretches in "White People" where momentum falters because of this credibility gap.
WASHINGTON — Facing faltering support in foreign capitals and Congress for a strike against Syria, the Obama administration on Friday made an aggressive and coordinated push to justify a military intervention on the grounds that American credibility was at stake.
Reconstruction is faltering.
