Sentence examples for grow credibility from inspiring English sources

Vivendi Liabilities Grow; Credibility Shrinks May 1 , 2002Previously undisclosed debt that could cost the firm $1.1 billion is part of a disturbing pattern.

"John Kerry's misleading attacks are one more reason why he has a growing credibility problem".

They have a growing credibility problem, and not just with the Russians.

Still, the perception that the game's established front-runners are struggling more in 2014 has growing credibility.

Major League Soccer's commissioner says the league's growing credibility is part of the draw, but a lot of money, and marketing opportunities, are also at work.

It has also exposed his administration to accusations of a growing credibility gap between optimistic White House pronouncements and the grim realities on the ground.

Heavy insider selling, indecipherable accounting practices and a stream of executive departures have combined to create a growing credibility gap between the company and Wall Street.

The next president will have a tough job managing a commission that has now swelled to 25 members and also has a growing credibility problem with big countries like France and Germany.

The British capital's growing credibility in the technology industry is partly the result of government efforts to reduce the city's reliance on financial services, which still dominate the local economy.

His attack-the-basket mentality not only gives the team its offensive personality, but has also earned Rose a start in Sunday's N.B.A. All-Star game and growing credibility as an M.V.P. candidate.

Mr. Sharpton's forum, which will take place on the federal holiday observing Dr. King's birthday, attracted a large number of Democrats last year, which Mr. Sharpton seized on as evidence of his growing credibility.