Sentence examples for newfound credibility from inspiring English sources
Reversing the trend, they say, would give the partnership newfound credibility with advertisers and publishers.
The U.S. Administration's newfound credibility in the Middle East, bolstered by a tough stand with the Israelis over settlements, has made the U.S. a more attractive partner for Qatar and other Arab countries.
In recent years, the Institute has been trying to distance itself from the past and adopt a new reputation for modern neurological research and catching a glimpse of Lenin's brain in pieces might make its newfound credibility a hard sell.
Meanwhile, for the past two years, Iraq has witnessed a flurry of high-level diplomatic visitors from neighboring countries, such as Iran, Jordan and Syria to bolster the country's newfound credibility as a sovereign state.
For his 2002 solo debut, "Justified" (Jive) and its 2006 follow-up, "FutureSex/LoveSounds," he collaborated with the visionary hip-hop producer Timbaland, among others, earning newfound musical credibility.
"Credibility is a newfound luxury we've got in fiscal policy here," said Craig Wright, chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada in Toronto.
And even if they did not strike gold during their lifetimes, Mr. Parrino, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Goldstein had earned the respect of their peers, as van Gogh had before he died, adding to the credibility of their newfound status.
With American seriousness and credibility thus restored, we will enjoy fruitful cooperation from the region's many opportunists, who will show a newfound eagerness to be helpful in our larger task of rolling up the international terror network that threatens us.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
