Sentence examples for good credibility from inspiring English sources

" He has very good credibility with investors," she added.

"Chrysler has very good credibility in claiming that it hasn't turned the corner yet," said Gary N. Chaison, a professor of labor relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.

These fingerprints, he says, "give good credibility to the story" that Pacific sea trading indeed had a much more ancient history.

We had good credibility with research participants, as all but 10 women refused to participate.

Rosenberg and Trevino [ 11] indicated that an enterprise must have good credibility for a good relationship with external stakeholders.

More importantly, good credibility attracts better workers and improves the work motivation, morale, organizational commitment, and company loyalty of existing staff.

Whereas New Yorkers have every good reason to equate mud with toxic sludge, in Europe its feel-good credibility is intact.

As we've noted here before such switches aren't good for credibility.

Italy's win good for credibility: Italy have been cut a lot of slack since they joined the Six Nations in 2000.

Mr. Benmosche is right that the stigma of being one of the remaining recipients of Troubled Asset Relief Program aid as the program winds down wouldn't be good for credibility.

Lyon says the GRI can provide good green credibility at the company level.