Sentence examples for losing its credibility from inspiring English sources

In an interview with The Boston Globe at the time, Mr. Smith said: "Nonesuch is in business, and it is losing its credibility in its marketplace.

"Nonesuch is in business, and it is losing its credibility in its marketplace," he said in a blunt interview with The Boston Globe.

While many economists argued that the central bank was right to focus more on strengthening the recovery, there is a group that says the Bank of England risks losing its credibility if it does not act sooner rather than later to curb inflation.

What this says is that, unions such as the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), which is affiliated to the ANC-allied Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), is so entangled in politics that it is losing its credibility as a representative of workers.

Losing its credibility as an inflation-fighter, some of it anyway, is precisely what the Fed needs to accomplish.

"Supporting Israel" has led to land, resources and hope being stolen from Palestinians while Egypt becomes their jailer and dishonest broker, losing its credibility and self-respect.

"It lost its credibility allowing the dumping and now it's gutting its most effective staff.

His opinion is, and I think he's right, if the show seems like it's leaning one way or the other, then it loses its credibility as a satirical entity.

However, one could argue the moment Henry Kissinger received the Prize, it lost its credibility.

John Buffalo Mailer expressed his disappointment to The Associated Press saying, "This was once a progressive paper, a people's paper, and to see it lose its credibility is heartbreaking.

They had solid reasons to say all this, but one of Afzal Guru's misfortunes was that the liberal voice in India has progressively lost its power and influence because it has lost its credibility with the state, the news media and the fast-changing Indian urban middle class.