Sentence examples for hurt credibility from inspiring English sources
The article cited an analysis of British Web figures that suggested that a single spelling mistake on an e-commerce site can hurt credibility so much that online revenues fall by half.
"Swiss Re, coming out after its results to say it had found more problems, really hurt credibility," said John Raymond, an analyst at CreditSights, a research firm in London.
The breakthrough to the mainstream with 1991's "Metallica" album didn't hurt credibility with the old fans, and it won the group an army of new ones.
"If people see it only as words in and words out," said Dennis M. Walcott, president of the New York Urban League, "without concrete action, then there is no accountability and that hurts credibility in the long run".
Nothing hurts credibility more or runs the risk of some sort of legal action like making a promise you are unable to keep or which you do not intend to keep.
The Stephanopoulos incident not only hurts his credibility, but hurts the credibility of the many mainstream media professionals who do take objectivity and fairness seriously.
