Sentence examples for major credibility from inspiring English sources
There was also a major credibility problem.
Mr. Bush told The Washington Post that Mr. Gore has "a major credibility problem" when he says he wants to overhaul the campaign finance system, and that he was too partisan to find consensus on shoring up Social Security.
In the spring of that year, Horne, a TV darling thanks to his title role in BBC sitcom Gavin & Stacey, endured a major credibility wobble when he fronted Horne & Corden alongside friend and Gavin co-star James Corden.
He added: "I can't see it's going to be anything more than a very short pause, but if it's longer than that it will pose major credibility questions for the current government, and the chancellor in particular".
When he did this month, they provided a major credibility lift to his campaign and, more important, a network of about three million union members, many of whom, like Allan Ellison, a 60-year-old New Hampshire state worker who had never been involved in politics before, are willing to work for him.
Back in 1980, when the late Nobel laureate physicist Luis Alvarez and his son, geologist Walter Alvarez, first tried to pin dinosaur extinction on an errant asteroid, they faced a major credibility gap.
And while she was a decade younger than Palin, she also had major media credibility through her stint as a national political analyst with CBS.
And Newsom, though he emerged last fall as the inadvertent TV star of the successful campaign to repeal same-sex marriage in California, had major backstop credibility for the Clintons in the human rights community.
McConaughey's career has sputtered a little since his Dallas Buyers Club triumph, but he's still got the major-league credibility that should see this safely into a big festival slot.
The most successful people play the game very differently, starting by having major-league credibility with themselves.
But the rhetorical rivalry just received a major injection of credibility, and from a surprising source.
