Sentence examples for lost its credibility from inspiring English sources

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

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

"What we're seeing in the tepid response to the Republican attack is that the attack was so overdrawn that it's lost its credibility, and that the Bush Administration itself is not credible on the tax issue.

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.

For me, the self regulation of Wall Street may once have been a fair and valid concept, perhaps from the 1930s through some of the 1970s; but for a number of decades now, I believe it has lost its credibility, its validity, and any compelling rationale for its continued existence.

The monarchy gradually lost its credibility, especially as it became embroiled in intractable conflicts in Eritrea and with Somalia.

"Kiev has always been more of a compromise than a capital, and if it loses the ability to compromise, it loses its credibility as a capital," he said.

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.

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.

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.