Sentence examples for has regained credibility from inspiring English sources

Adaptec's stock has more than doubled during the last 12 months as the company has regained credibility on Wall St.

In resource-limited settings, the CHW approach has regained credibility in the last few years through its support of HIV/AIDS care, in particular voluntary testing and counselling (VCT), and treatment adherence support for people on HIV and TB treatment [ 4].

He has regained his credibility with the left.

The Reserve Bank has regained its credibility by being tough.

Under Mr Fukui's stewardship, the BoJ has regained much of its lost credibility thanks to the no-nonsense way it has purged a decade's-worth of dud loans from the banking system and created the conditions for the economy's continuing, albeit wobbly, recovery.

Ireland has regained competitiveness.

Strategy has regained importance.

Emboldened by the wave of change and growing support across the region, Hamas has also regained credibility as a resistance force, which had faded since 2009, and strengthened its hand against an increasingly discredited Palestinian Authority leadership in Ramallah.

Labour would never have regained electoral credibility in the 1980s and 90s without a collective determination to stop the party conference being an annual act of public self-mutilation.

The national team will have regained its credibility.

"I have always said, the 17 states of the eurogroup have to regain credibility," she said.