Sentence examples for have less credibility from inspiring English sources
Other agencies, especially newer ones, often have less credibility, capacity, and political clout.
They will also have less credibility if they put out their own stuff, and the heart of an investigative piece is sometimes not where they think it is.
Despite their efforts at their meeting in St . Louis which ended Saturday, the bishops actually have less credibility now than a year ago.
"We have to recognize that we have less credibility than we did a few years ago as a global player," said Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform, a research institute in London.
Trump is a Brexit supporter, but he may have less credibility in European capitals than Hillary Clinton in trying to put pressure on the EU to come to a deal.
According to Lynn Hecht Schafran, director of the National Judicial Education Program to Promote Equality for Women and Men in the Court, "Sociological and legal research documents that women have less credibility in courts across the board than men".
But the program to train Iraqi fighters produced fewer than a hundred recruits; it also ignored the reality that prominent exiles like Ahmad Chalabi had less credibility, and less of an indigenous base, than those whom the U.S. had relied on in Afghanistan.
"Polls are probably a fairly worthless tool for evaluating the campaign now, but we looked at the polls and we thought: 'This is not working for them.' We thought it was perhaps because business has less credibility now, or such attacks were priced in.
At the end of the scene it's hard to say whether Banfield has less credibility as an anchor trying to be an actor, or an actor portraying an anchor.
On the other hand, PM Netanyahu has less credibility in calling for Tehran to recognize Israel after refuting earlier agreements on the "Two State Solution" and the full establishment of a Palestinian State.
