Sentence examples for has won credibility from inspiring English sources

Japan's still-tiny antinuclear movement has won credibility since the Fukushima accident, though it is still popularly regarded as part of the leftist fringe.

Lopez, who has a Master's degree in Public Policy from Harvard, is considered to be a charismatic doer with a bit of a hothead; whereas Capriles has won credibility as a selfless man.

They have won credibility, anchoring inflation expectations so that movements in actual inflation are damped.

The hurdles The public might find the idea of minority government alarming, but it is doable in principle and the Tories have won credibility on the economy.

He may have won credibility with leaders in Beijing for his handling of the unrest, but he will be dogged by protests for the remaining two-and-a-half years of his term.

The success of central banks in keeping inflation low has won them credibility and so lowered inflationary expectations.

And in both America and Europe unemployment fell below the rates at which economists used to think inflation would start to rise.A question of credibilityCentral banks' success in controlling inflation has won them credibility as economic managers.

The O.C. is boming, it quotes a top agent, Gary Watts: But it's his track record more than his resume that has won him serious credibility with his peers.

Maybe Mr Blatter wins, but one thing he has won already is credibility and he wins it by a very nice campaign; polite, clean, without being offensive, showing passion for game.

Labour will not see power again until the party has won back its economic credibility.

"But if he has won a Nobel Prize for his work, that should give him some credibility".