Sentence examples for immense credibility from inspiring English sources

Mara has immense credibility, but the mob is gathering for Fassel.

Everything he says carries immense credibility, for he is a more senior religious figure than any of Iran's present leaders.

According to Cowal, Piot's success is due in no small measure to his scientific credentials, which gives him immense credibility when talking about the damage done by HIV and AIDS.

And it came at a particularly crucial time as Johnson seeks a spot in the three presidential debates, a milestone that would offer an immense credibility boost to his candidacy and the Libertarian Party as a whole.

Yad Hanadiv, which built both the Knesset building as well as the Supreme Court building, has a proven track record and immense credibility as one of the oldest and largest private charities in Israel.

First, Díaz is not only a celebrated and powerful writer, whose work blends acute political and global-historical consciousness with dazzling verbal artistry, he is also an educator (Díaz teaches at MIT), and in particular his knowledge and understanding of nationalism, race and ethnicity, among other things, gives this statement immense credibility.

So those were the options as of last week: A massive policy giveaway that won Obama some centrist credibility at immense substantive cost, or else let the economy get killed.

Moreover, if policymakers extend the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts beyond 2011, when they are scheduled to expire, the impact on the fiscal deficit and U.S. fiscal credibility would be immense.

Jay-Z has attempted to walk a tightrope of street credibility while also achieving immense pop success; he oversees a sprawling Roc-a-Fella empire that encompasses music, film and a successful hip-hop clothing line.

This sort of blatant contradiction does immense damage to the Catholic Church's credibility.

"But the pressure on Greenpeace is also immense: they have spent years building up extraordinary credibility and it is on the line".