Sentence examples for regained credibility from inspiring English sources

In one minute, the Dodgers regained credibility and reconnected with their fans, Bill Plaschke writes in The Los Angeles Times.

Emboldened by the wave of change and growing support across the region, Hamas has also regained credibility as a resistance force, which had faded since 2009, and strengthened its hand against an increasingly discredited Palestinian Authority leadership in Ramallah.

Adaptec's stock has more than doubled during the last 12 months as the company has regained credibility on Wall St.

Although the largely forgotten project has been moribund for more than two decades, it has attracted renewed interest and regained credibility since Katrina left about 80% of New Orleans underwater.

In resource-limited settings, the CHW approach has regained credibility in the last few years through its support of HIV/AIDS care, in particular voluntary testing and counselling (VCT), and treatment adherence support for people on HIV and TB treatment [ 4].

But over time, what they can do is regain credibility.

"That's the only way to regain credibility".

There is Thomas the coach, working to regain credibility at a relatively obscure midmajor program.

After seven quarters of disappointing performance, it needs to regain credibility with investors.

If the authorities can regain credibility with investors, the crisis will end with Portugal.

Contador's downfall once again challenges cycling's ability to regain credibility.