Sentence examples for has credibility issues from inspiring English sources

Trimboli, a snivelling, sweaty type, has credibility issues: he claims to have drunk eleven beers at a recent party, and to have received a hand job from the hottest girl in school.

The implications seem to be that it is illegal to rape an honest woman, but it's okay to rape a woman who has credibility issues.

The lawyers for the boys also said the three athletes who testified against their clients had credibility issues.

I very often keep contemporaneous memos, particularly when I'm dealing with people who have credibility issues.

Reality check: Cameron says if Miliband tried to form a government even if his party did not have the most seats, he would have credibility issues.

There has also been talk of setting up a public, pan-European agency, though if this were seen to be in thrall to politicians, it would have credibility issues of its own.

Ms. Diallo's lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, acknowledged that his client may have credibility issues, but he said that other evidence weighed the case in her favor, including other hotel workers who saw Ms. Diallo in a distraught state shortly after she said she was attacked.

The Los Angeles County district attorney's office had plenty of evidence that Sheriff's Deputy Gary Novelich had credibility issues.

Villanueva said he felt misrepresented after it was reported that he said the alleged domestic abuse victim had credibility issues because she waited to come forward and seemed hesitant to testify.

In tandem with the AANA's activities to establish and enhance the credibility of the profession, individual practitioners have credibility issues as well.

Edwards, who also ran for president in 2004 before becoming John Kerry's vice presidential running mate the same year, has his own credibility issues.