Sentence examples for obvious credibility from inspiring English sources

This raised an obvious credibility question.

The book deals with Mr. Hamilton's obvious credibility problems through occasional excerpts from Mr. Coyle's interviews of others.

These days, she says, his most precious asset is credibility.One obvious effect of all this bloodletting is that bosses are staying in their jobs for ever shorter lengths of time.

In his forceful ruling, he said the mother, Doreen Giuliano, had been "acting as a self-appointed juror misconduct vigilante, with the obvious intention to destroy the credibility of a jury verdict that went against her son".

At least when Auriemma states something so obvious, it is with the credibility of one who has devoted a professional life to fighting pejoratives, stereotypes and pointless apples-versus-oranges comparisons.

After the speech, in which the president simply rehashed the discredited link between Iraq and 9/11, it should be obvious to everyone that the credibility of the Bush administration is in its last throes.

"Acting as a self-appointed juror misconduct vigilante, with the obvious intention to destroy the credibility of a jury verdict that went against her son," Judge Marrus wrote, "the defendant's mother violated the privacy rights of the juror and sought media coverage to support and glamorize her deceptive conduct before this motion was even filed in court".

In December, Officer Orr was charged with lying under oath in a separate drunken driving case -- he is accused of misstating where the arrest occurred -- a development that "has an obvious impact on his overall credibility," according to a statement by Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney.

Mr Barroso said: "The initial reaction of the markets shows the obvious risk that the financial credibility recently built up by Portugal could be jeopardised by the current political instability.

If Congress fails to authorize a Syria strike, the President is all but certain to desist - with obvious negative consequences for his credibility, both at home and abroad.

Once, the Supreme Court's credibility might have been obvious.