Sentence examples for growing credibility from inspiring English sources
"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.
As the need for spirituality is growing, the credibility of various faiths is waning.
Filmmakers can only benefit from the growing artistic credibility of the stars it hires from television too.
Vivendi Liabilities Grow; Credibility Shrinks May 1 , 2002Previously undisclosed debt that could cost the firm $1.1 billion is part of a disturbing pattern.
As his baggage has grown, his credibility has shrunk to the size of a deflated balloon.
