Sentence examples for network credibility from inspiring English sources

After all, his "X-Files" had given the network credibility and an identity in its earliest days, when it was struggling for respect.

Media buyers said that the talent the network had hired — Bob Costas, Al Leiter, Harold Reynolds and Barry Larkin, among others — had given the network credibility.

In some applications, such as intrusion or fire detection, all nodes must remain alive for as long as possible because the network credibility or the quality degrade sharply once a single node has completely depleted its energy.

Another set of mishaps like those of 2000 could severely harm the networks' credibility, which they struggled to recover until the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, when their coverage was praised.

He adds: "Most people in our sector come from a political ideology which is very critical of mainstream capitalism, and rightly so, but there's a huge difference between what's going in the public markets and an angel investor coming in at an early stage providing crucial risk capital that [social entrepreneurs] can't get anywhere else plus a huge array of skills, networks, credibility".

Partnerships with external stakeholders, such as the state government health department and the local health services, were regarded as an important and desirable outcome by all stakeholder groups, not least because it was seen as giving networks credibility and legitimacy in the broader health arena.

Some journalists at CNN worry that Dobbs harms the network's credibility.

** Some journalists at CNN worry that Dobbs harms the network's credibility.

The contract gave Mr Murdoch's new network instant credibility, with local affiliated stations as well as fans.

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NBC shows like "The Office" and "30 Rock," for all their awards and nominations, earn the network more credibility than viewers.