Sentence examples for lost credibility that from inspiring English sources

Jay Cutler did not perform on Sunday and lost credibility that could take a Super Bowl appearance to regain.

My policy from the beginning has been President Assad had lost credibility; that he attacked his own people, has killed his own people, unleashed a military against innocent civilians; and that the only way to bring stability and peace to Syria is going to be for Assad to step down and -- and to move forward on a political transition.

You lose credibility that way.

Assuming that he still has the stomach for the fight, what can Mr Obama do to win back that lost credibility?At home, the priority is simply to get his health exchange fixed.

"There's enough social cohesion left so that one could do something if you had the right leader," he said, echoing the view that Mr. Berlusconi's government had lost credibility and that borrowing rates would drop if he left, as Monday's events suggested.

The group contends the court has lost credibility, pointing out that its findings were leaked to the media several months ago, along with the statements of witnesses that later turned out to be fraudulent.

He must also refashion a management team that has lost credibility with employees and manage the expectations of the labor unions that helped topple his predecessor.

having lost credibility, we believe that this move will be appreciated, even though a replacement has not yet been named," Mr. Beaudet wrote in a note to investors.

As time went by and no crash occurred, many of those doing the warning lost credibility or decided that perhaps they were wrong and moved on to other issues.

A detailed cable from the embassy in Thailand in May 2008 sharply criticized some Burmese exile groups that were described as out of touch with reality in Myanmar and that had "lost credibility".

The public has also become disillusioned with the content supplied by a journalistic elite that has lost credibility.