Sentence examples for organization credibility from inspiring English sources

This gives the organization credibility.

"When we got Mike Piazza, it gave our organization credibility," Steve Phillips said, offering his pennant-worthy retrospective before the Mets and Mike Hampton sent the rickety Cardinals home and won the National League pennant with a 7-0 vintory in Game 5. "We went from being a nice little team on the field and in people's perception to a real contender".

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Although being a doctor has helped the organization gain credibility, she said, the struggle for attention never ends.

A nucleus of talented young players needed direction and discipline, and the organization lacked credibility in the shadow of a more accomplished neighbor.

Mr. Christie called it "reprehensible" to refer to the children and said that such actions undermined the organization's credibility and efforts to make its case.

A conventional newspaper would probably have declined to comment; misleading statements, even if technically true, can tarnish the most important asset of any news organization — its credibility.

But the group's founder, Mosemarie Boyd, said she later decided against risking her organization's credibility by offering a job to Ms. Lewinsky.

Fred Eckhard, a spokesman for Mr. Annan, acknowledged that the organization's "credibility was hurt by what appears to be a mishandling of this event".

Yet it's been uncomfortable lately when other reporters start challenging my objectivity or my organization's credibility on football's biggest stage.

But officials from Unesco — the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization — said the controversy over a prize financed by and named for President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea had undermined the organization's credibility.