Sentence examples for powerful credibility from inspiring English sources

These, the major media completely ignore because they do not fit their convenient identity-calculus of Hindu assailants and other victims, and in the social media mills they circulate freely, madly, mixing fact and rumor, creating a parallel world that has acquired powerful credibility among many today.

In a column for Now Lebanon, Hussein Ibish says the Ennahda party should be celebrating a year in power but instead "is reeling from a series of powerful blows to its credibility, its appeal to the broader public and its mandate to govern, even in coalition with its troika partners".

@HelReynolds Allowing staff to use their personalities, as they do face to face all the time, and create authentic online personas can be a powerful way of increasing credibility in and outside the organisation.

What's changed in recent years is that the idea of innate biological differences – for instance in cognitive abilities or communication skills – has gained academic credibility and powerful champions in widely admired researchers such as Simon Baron Cohen (author of The Essential Difference) and Steven Pinker.

Colleges, if you want employers to trust your graduates, enable them to establish credibility as powerful capable problem-solvers in the world while earning a degree.

One source of stability when states collapse into chaos comes from powerful, stable regional powers who have both the interest and credibility to intervene.

He built credibility with the powerful North Korean military, whose ranks he purged in recent months, replacing some top leaders with his own loyalists.

Now, along with tens of thousands of civilians, the credibility of the powerful countries and institutions that could have helped them, but didn't, lies in Aleppo's rubble and blood.

It was a smart idea, too, to give him a nagging, as-yet-unseen wife, and if you don't think it strains credibility for a powerful administrator in the testosterone-fuelled world of sport to find himself in thrall to a domineering wife then you haven't read No Angel, Tom Bower's biography of Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

'Ownership' of research, by the people it affects, is a powerful way to ensure both credibility and drive behind the message.

For example (don't use these - come up with your own): Wikileaks has damaged the credibility of many powerful nations.